ChatGPT, developed by OpenAI, represents a significant advancement in AI technology, particularly noted for its ability to engage in human-like conversations. This review article is about role of ChatGPT in antenatal care during pregnancy and its limitations in addressing health-related issues. While ChatGPT offers accessible and empathetic responses to queries about pregnancy and childbirth, its reliability and accuracy remain concerns. The model's reliance on statistical patterns in data often leads to biased or incomplete information, lacking necessary citations. Despite these limitations, ChatGPT shows promise in supporting clinical decision-making but requires oversight to ensure medical advice is precise and appropriate. Ethical considerations, including privacy and misuse risks, underscore the need for further development and validation in healthcare applications.
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