ChatGPT Helps Diagnose Rare Condition After Years of Misdiagnosis

7 articles · Updated · New York Post · Apr 18

A Welsh woman, Phoebe Tesoriere, received an accurate diagnosis from ChatGPT after years of misdiagnosis by doctors.
Tesoriere had suffered seizures, mobility issues, and was repeatedly told her symptoms were due to anxiety or epilepsy.
ChatGPT suggested hereditary spastic paraplegia, later confirmed by genetic testing, highlighting AI’s potential in supporting complex medical cases.

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