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Artificial intelligence has come to the market in the United States, which is officially the prescription. Don't ask your medical questions from ChatGPT or regular AI models, because they're do so. Startup Doctronic has built an artificial intelligence medical platform that is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. So far, it has done 26 million medical consultations, and its advantage is that it is completely free. The way to work with it is also simple. You tell your symptoms and ask your questions. But the difference from conventional AI models is that the system is trained based on the latest credible medical research and thinks like a real doctor. That is, it doesn't just give you a general answer, it examines your different possibilities, and then it tells you which ones are more likely and when you should see a real doctor. If you need a real doctor, right there for thirty-nine dollars. You can see a reputable U.S., connected to him. He has read your conversations with the AI and to explain it to those you love who are using regular AI models for their medical questions. Another advantage is that the system remembers your medical history. Every time you talk with it, he has your previous information and can follow the process of changes in your health. The interesting thing is that the US state of Utah has signed a contract with him to renew the prescription. This is the first artificial intelligence to be allowed to refill the prescription. Of course, its limitations. First of all, no matter how smart the AI is, it is not possible to perform a physical examination at the moment. Second, he cannot refill certain drugs or very strong and addictive painkillers at the moment. There are strict rules for these types of drugs, which must be examined in person. Third, real physicians are currently available in the U.S., but the AI section is available. However, when a platform has 26 million and scored 4 and 7 out of five, it shows that people are trusting it. The future of medicine is moving in a direction alongside a human, not in place. Now, do you prefer to consult your problems with the AI or a real human the doctor? Send this video to those you love who are using regular AI models for their medical questions.