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Experian but this is not great for another potential growth area. Quoting NBC News ChatGPT Health OpenAI's new health focused chatbot frequently underestimated the severity of medical emergencies, according to a study published last week in the journal Nature Medicine. Previous research has shown that ChatGPT can pass medical exams, and nearly two thirds of physicians reported using some form of AI in 2024. But other research has shown that chatbots, including ChatGPT, don't provide reliable medical advice. ChatGPT Health is separate from OpenAI's general ChatGPT chatbot. The program is free, but users must sign up specific to use the health program, which currently has a waitlist to join. OpenAI says ChatGPT Health uses a more secure platform so users can safely upload personal medical information. In the study, the researchers fed 60 medical scenarios to ChatGPT Health. The chatbot's responses were compared with the responses of three physicians who also reviewed the scenarios and triaged each one based on medical guidelines and clinical expertise. Each of the scenarios had 16 variations, changing things including the race or gender of the patient. The variations were designed to produce the exact same result, according to Lead study author Dr. Ashwin Ramaswamy, an instructor of urology at the Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City. This meant that an emergency case involving a man should still be classified as an emergency if the patient was a woman. The study didn't find any significant differences in the results based on demographic changes. The researchers, though, found that ChatGPT Health, under triaged 51.6% of emergency cases. That is, instead of recommending the patient go to the emergency room, the bot recommended seeing a doctor within 24 to 48 hours compared with the doctors in the study. The bot also over triaged 64.8% of non urgent cases recommending a doctor's appointment when it wasn't necessary. The bot told a patient with a three day sore throat to see a doctor in 24 to 48 hours when at home care was sufficient. There's no logic for me as to why it was making recommendations in some areas versus others, ramaswamy said. End quote. The soaring cost of memory chips is beginning to take a bite out of gaming, quoting Bloomberg the additional cost is denting consumer Appetite for new Switch 2 games. That's a problem for Nintendo, which needs to sell as many games as possible to make up for razor thin margins on the consoles, which retail for around $450 and are already under pressure from US tariffs as well as a likely rise in shipping costs related to the conflict in the Middle East. I used to buy games on a whim without paying attention to storage, said Shinsuke Hasegawa, an avid gamer in Tokyo with dozens of games for the Switch and its successor. But now I need to make sure that games I buy are really ones I want to play because the space is filling up so quickly at a pace that I didn't imagine. Nintendo's storage problem is weighing on software demand alongside factors such as game launch timings, Initial software sales momentum for the Switch 2, the world's fastest selling console lags behind the original Switches. As of end of December, when Switch 2 sales hit 17.37 million units, the average number of games purchased per console came to 2.18, according to Bloomberg calculations based on company filings. When the original Switch reached a similar hardware sales milestone In March of 2018, that figure stood at 3.88. The Switch 2 is able to run higher end games, and their file sizes are growing accordingly. Square Enix will release its Final Fantasy 7 rebirth for the Switch 2 in June, requiring an estimated 102 point roughly 40% of the console's 256 gigabytes of internal storage. That's as the cost to expand storage continues to climb, exacerbated by Nintendo's use of a new format with limited supply. Japanese storage memory maker Nextstorage now sells 256 gigabyte microSD Express cards that are compatible with the Switch 2 for $85, a 30% hike from when the console was released in June Prices for comparable storage products are also rising in the US where tariffs are adding to consumer costs. Besides consumer unhappiness about having to spend $50 plus the cost of a new game for Micro SD cards that can provide additional storage, the problem poses a long term risk for the company, said Pelham Smithers, managing director at Pelham Smithers associates. If the Switch 2 gets a reputation for just being a vehicle for Nintendo games, then third parties may stop trying, which can start a domino effect in terms of consumer interest, he said. End Quote. No new Apple products today I guess that's done for now, though. The rumor is a new ChatGPT might be dropping at any minute, so maybe it'll be out by the time you hear this. But back to Apple, no less an authority than Windows Central, says that Apple's new MacBook Neo is a serious threat to OEMs like HP, Lenovo and Dell and their $599 laptops seem inferior. And Windows 11's reputation is at an all time low, a sort of perfect storm. Quote you can definitely get a more capable, perhaps even more powerful Windows laptop for $599. It would likely have more RAM and storage. But to most mainstream laptop buyers, none of this truly matters. Owning a Mac is less about the raw specs and more about it being a Mac and not a Windows PC. One of the reasons Windows laptops are so popular is that they're cheap. MacBooks have historically never been considered to be affordable laptops, but that changes with the MacBook Neo. Because of this, someone who had no choice but to buy a mid range Windows laptop in the past now has the option of buying a MacBook. And because Windows 11's reputation is at an all time low, people are looking to jump ship from Windows more than ever. With millions of Windows 10 users running unsupported hardware, a599 MacBook is going to look ever so appetizing. The timing couldn't be better for Apple. In fact, it's clear that Apple is anticipating a lot of Windows users to make the switch. It even has a dedicated Switch to Mac tab on the MacBook Neo page, advertising just how how easy it is to move from a Windows PC to a MacBook Neo. For those of us who don't like macOS, nothing really changes today. But for the large percentage of people who only use a Windows laptop because they had to or couldn't afford a MacBook, there's now an affordable and easy way of obtaining a new MacBook from Apple. Windows OEMs are going to feel the heat too. For years, OEMs have gotten away with shipping what can essentially be described as e waste in this price bracket. With a few exceptions of course, most new $599 laptops from HP, Lenovo, Dell or any of the other big name brands aren't going to hold handle to the desirability of a brand new Mac laptop at the same price. Although when the ASUS ZenBook A14, one of our top Windows laptops, drops to 599, it's an amazing value. If I were Microsoft, I'd be on full blown panic alert at this point. Unlike Chrome os, which was never desirable even at a lower price point, A full blown macOS laptop at 599 is a serious threat to Windows. Young people are going to flock to this and it's going to sell like hotcakes, not giving Windows laptops even a second thought. As those young people grow up, they're only going to want to use Mac laptops as they become adults, and Windows will slowly but surely lose all relevance outside specific use cases such as gaming and enterprise. As things currently stand, I can't help but think this is nothing but bad news for the Windows ecosystem and Microsoft. I'd honestly be shocked if this 599 MacBook doesn't make a dent in the Windows laptop market. Nothing more for you today. Talk to you tomorrow.