Connecting ChatGPT to Apple Health data is a risky move, according to a recent report. Users who have shared their health information with the AI chatbot have received inaccurate and potentially alarming assessments. One user was assigned an 'F' grade, prompting a call to their doctor to allay concerns.

This integration allows ChatGPT access to sensitive health data, including heart rate and activity levels. However, the AI's pattern-matching approach led to flawed conclusions. Experts warn against relying on ChatGPT for medical advice, emphasizing its unreliability and potential to cause unnecessary worry or false reassurance about health conditions.

OpenAI claims over 230 million users ask ChatGPT health questions weekly, making this a significant market. The inaccuracies could lead to misdiagnoses or missed health issues. Apple is reportedly working on its own health AI assistant to avoid these pitfalls, but it will not share your data.

Ultimately, the issue lies in the limitations of AI when dealing with complex health information. For now, it's best to keep your doctor on speed dial if you choose to experiment with this integration. Always verify AI-generated health advice with a qualified medical professional.