According to a West Health–Gallup poll published recently, about 25% of U.S. adults have turned to artificial intelligence tools, such as ChatGPT, for health advice in the past month. The survey reveals that many users prefer AI for immediate answers regarding their health conditions, with 70% seeking quick information before or after doctor visits. Notably, younger adults and those with lower incomes are more inclined to use AI due to difficulties in accessing professional medical care. Despite the convenience, trust in AI-generated health advice remains a concern, with 34% of respondents expressing distrust in the accuracy of the information provided. Privacy issues are also significant, as approximately 75% of adults are concerned about the confidentiality of their medical data when using AI tools. Experts emphasize that while AI can assist in health inquiries, it should not replace professional medical advice.