The article discusses the applications and implications of using ChatGPT in healthcare. ChatGPT, a large language model developed by Open AI, offers several advantages such as personalized care, 24/7 availability, improved efficiency, reduced costs, patient education, better communication, enhanced diagnosis, medical education, mental health support, health monitoring, language assistance, and health screening. However, it also has limitations, including limited knowledge, inability to understand context, potential bias, privacy concerns, lack of emotional intelligence, limited creativity, inability to learn from experience, lack of awareness, dependence on internet connection, inability to perform physical tasks, and delays in updating knowledge. The authors recommend using ChatGPT for informational purposes only, being specific in questions, augmenting rather than replacing human healthcare providers, verifying information, and protecting privacy. They conclude that while ChatGPT has the potential to accelerate innovation in healthcare, ethical, safe, and responsible use requires appropriate guidelines and regulations.The article discusses the applications and implications of using ChatGPT in healthcare. ChatGPT, a large language model developed by Open AI, offers several advantages such as personalized care, 24/7 availability, improved efficiency, reduced costs, patient education, better communication, enhanced diagnosis, medical education, mental health support, health monitoring, language assistance, and health screening. However, it also has limitations, including limited knowledge, inability to understand context, potential bias, privacy concerns, lack of emotional intelligence, limited creativity, inability to learn from experience, lack of awareness, dependence on internet connection, inability to perform physical tasks, and delays in updating knowledge. The authors recommend using ChatGPT for informational purposes only, being specific in questions, augmenting rather than replacing human healthcare providers, verifying information, and protecting privacy. They conclude that while ChatGPT has the potential to accelerate innovation in healthcare, ethical, safe, and responsible use requires appropriate guidelines and regulations.