"ChatGPT Goes to the Radiation Oncology Oral Board Exam"

Abstract

Artificial intelligence (AI) includes a broad range of computational models, such as natural language processing (NLP) [1], and has a variety of current and future applications in the healthcare setting [2,3]. In November 2022, the AI language model ChatGPT was publicly released (chat.openai.com) and quickly demonstrated proficiency on a diverse set of tasks, including United States Medical Licensing Examination questions [4]. ChatGPT was pre-trained on a large volume of text data and designed to process and analyze human language, thus ChatGPT is classified as an NLP and large language model.