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Springer Science and Business Media LLC Scientific Reports 14(1)
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    ChatGPT is an advanced natural language processing technology that closely resembles human language. We evaluated whether ChatGPT could help patients understand kidney cancer and replace consultations with urologists. Two urologists developed ten questions commonly asked by patients with kidney cancer. The answers to these questions were produced using ChatGPT. The five-dimension SERVQUAL model was used to assess the service quality of ChatGPT. The survey was distributed to 103 urologists via email, and twenty-four urological oncologists specializing in kidney cancer were included as experts with more than 20 kidney cancer cases in clinic per month. All respondents were physicians. We received 24 responses to the email survey (response rate: 23.3%). The appropriateness rate for all ten answers exceeded 60%. The answer to Q2 received the highest agreement (91.7%, etiology of kidney cancer), whereas the answer to Q8 had the lowest (62.5%, comparison with other cancers). The experts gave low assessment ratings (44.4% vs. 93.3%, p = 0.028) in the SERVQUAL assurance (certainty of total answers) dimension. Positive scores for the overall understandability of ChatGPT answers were assigned by 54.2% of responders, and 70.8% said that ChatGPT could not replace explanations provided by urologists. Our findings affirm that although ChatGPT answers to kidney cancer questions are generally accessible, they should not supplant the counseling of a urologist.

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