OpenAI made it clear with the release of GPT-5 that ChatGPT would now be a place to get medical advice and assistance on your health queries. However, a recent change to the chatbot’s terms and conditions has a lot of users questioning if this is still the case.

Likewise, ChatGPT users took to X in swarms to claim the chatbot would no longer give legal advice. This is due to a line in ChatGPT's terms and conditions that states: “Provision of tailored advice that requires a license, such as legal or medical advice, without appropriate involvement by a licensed professional.”

This is included in a section on violations of the platform. Many users took this to mean that ChatGPT would no longer be able to offer legal or medical advice to its users.

Since this rumour started circling, Karan

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