Using Chat GPT and AI for Homeopathy

How does the “digital Homeopath” stack up against the human one?

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AI is everywhere. In what feels like a very short time, we can’t access any digital platform without a bot or computer-generated solution being offered to us.

Even Homeopathy - long a bastion of natural, individualized, and human-centered care - has now been touched by the digital brush.

Lately, I’ve noticed more and more chatter in the homeopathy groups I follow - "What do you all think of AI for choosing remedies?" "I put my symptoms into ChatGPT and it suggested Pulsatilla - it worked!" Or "I asked an AI to diagnose me, and it told me to take Nat Mur… is that safe?"

I’ve given it a go several times out of curiosity, and while it has its uses, the results haven’t been particularly impressive. I tend to have clients with very complex issues that are multi-layered cases, and as an experiment, have used it to see how the “digital Homeopath” stacks up against the human one.