What to Ask and What to Trust When Using AI for Medical Advice

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    What to Ask and What to Trust When Using AI for Medical Advice

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A new study finds three in 10 adults use AI for health advice, so NBC chief technology analyst Joanna Stern and NBC medical correspondent Akshay Syal stop by TODAY to share how to most effectively use the technology. They share the importance of using AI to learn rather than diagnose, how to avoid sharing your personal information, and more.

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