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Saleem Abdulrab1, Hisham Abada2, Mohammed Mashyakhy3
1Al Khor Health Centre, Primary Health Care Corporation, Doha, Qatar.
Introduction:
Artificial intelligence models have shown potential as educational tools in healthcare, such as answering exam questions. This study aimed to assess the performance of 4 prominent chatbots: ChatGPT-4o, MedGebra GPT-4o, Meta LIama 3, and Gemini Advanced in answering multiple-choice questions (MCQs) in endodontics.
Methods:
The study utilized 100 MCQs, each with 4 potential answers. These MCQs were obtained from 2 well-known endodontic textbooks. The performance of the above chatbots regarding choosing the correct answers was assessed twice with a 1-week interval.
Results:
The stability of the performance in the 2 rounds was highest for ChatGPT-4o, followed by Gemini Advanced and Meta Llama 3. MedGebra GPT-4o provided the highest percentage of true answers in the first round (93%) followed by ChatGPT-4o in the second round (90%). Meta Llama 3 provided the lowest percentages in the first (73%) and second rounds (75%). Although the performance of MedGebra GPT-4o was the best in the first round, it was less stable upon the second round (McNemar P > .05; Kappa = 0.725, P < .001).
Conclusions:
ChatGPT-4o and MedGebra GPT-4o answered a high fraction of endodontic MCQs, while Meta LIama 3 and Gemini Advanced showed lower performance. Further training and development are required to improve their accuracy and reliability in endodontics.
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