In my experience, you get better advice anyway if you frame the question as though you are a professional. So instead of, “here is a picture of my rash, what do you think?”, you say, “A patient has provided this picture of a rash, what is your diagnosis?”.
If OpenAI are sincere in adding this to their ToS or there’s further regulatory pressure, the models will presumably get better at preventing this. I think it’s important.
In my experience, you get better advice anyway if you frame the question as though you are a professional. So instead of, “here is a picture of my rash, what do you think?”, you say, “A patient has provided this picture of a rash, what is your diagnosis?”.
If OpenAI are sincere in adding this to their ToS or there’s further regulatory pressure, the models will presumably get better at preventing this. I think it’s important.