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AI: the future of physio? | The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy

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With the increasing prominence of AI in everyday life, questions are being asked as to whether this technology will give rise to a modern ‘industrial revolution’ impacting jobs and the way we work in the future. It clearly has the potential to transform work and society, but to what extent and to what benefit?  Could ChatGPT eventually replace a physiotherapist? Well, we asked it … ‘In summary, AI can augment and enhance the role of physiotherapists, but it cannot replace them entirely. The human touch, critical thinking, and communication skills of physiotherapists are essential components of the care they provide, and these qualities cannot be replicated by AI’.  An insightful reply from something generated by a computer. Since its public launch in November 2022, there has been a lot of conversation and column inches devoted to ChatGPT (and the wider use of artificial intelligence).  ChatGPT is an AI chatbot developed by OpenAI, a commercial San Francisco-based organisation backed by

Could ChatGPT replace a physiotherapist? CSP health informatics lead Euan McComiskie explains Share Log in or register to post comments AI: friend or foe? With the increasing prominence of AI in everyday life, questions are being asked as to whether this technology will give rise to a modern ‘industrial revolution’ impacting jobs and the way we work in the future. It clearly has the potential to transform work and society, but to what extent and to what benefit? Could ChatGPT eventually replace a physiotherapist? Well, we asked it … ‘In summary, AI can augment and enhance the role of physiothe

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