Prospects and Ethics of ChatGPT in Biomedical Research and Medical Practice: An Emphasis on Nanotechnology

Abstract

This review delves into the transformative potential of ChatGPT, a cutting-edge language model developed by OpenAI, in biomedical research and medical applications, with an emphasis on nanotechnology. The paper is structured across five comprehensive sections, each highlighting distinct facets of the vast applications of ChatGPT in these fields. First, we explored its role in expediting drug discovery and delivery, from accelerating the identification of delivery methods to refining systems and solving delivery challenges. Second, it investigates its impact on scientific research, from accelerating literature reviews to aiding in predictive modeling and manuscript support. Third, this study addresses the implications of the ChatGPT in medical practice, from administrative tasks to patient care and ethical considerations. The fourth section scrutinizes ethical concerns regarding confidentiality, quality of care, equity, and collaboration. Finally, this review culminates into a conclusive summary of key findings, offering insights into the profound implications of ChatGPT for biomedical research and medical practice. Applications in nanotechnology, and more specifically the use of nanomaterials in medicine, are underscored throughout. Ultimately, ChatGPT offers an innovative method that has the potential to significantly advance biomedical research and enhance medical practice, heralding a new epoch in the digital age.

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