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Relying on AI chatbots for healthcare can be 'dangerous' as they give bad advice and wrong diagnoses, researchers warn

Artificial intelligence is now able to ace most medical licensing exams taken by doctors but is unable to give humans better health advice than they can find using more traditional methods.

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