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Today on Forbes, how OpenAI plans to win over doctors, patients, and hospitals.

When OpenAI wants to sell the country's biggest health systems on its health care ambitions,

it often brings in one person a hospital CEO won't ignore.

Sam Altman.

The 41-year-old Altman is OpenAI's billionaire co-founder, CEO, and chief converter of skepticism into purchase

orders. He is sold investors, boards of directors, and governments on the idea that OpenAI is the

engine of the next computing era. Now he is personally making that case to hospitals. Altman's

involvement in these sales calls underscores

just how central health care is to OpenAI's ambitions. In January, the AI behemoth announced

eight major health systems, including Cedars-Sinai Medical Center and HCA Healthcare, are now customers

of its enterprise-grade healthcare tools.

OpenAI has also tapped hundreds of doctors to make its health answers better for the more

than 230 million people globally who turn to chat GPT for advice every week.

It's rolling out a new version of chat GPT for for clinicians, as well as ChatGPT Health,

a tab within the main app that allows consumers to securely connect their medical records

and their wellness apps, such as Apple Health and My FitnessPal.

And its models power other health companies' tools to create clinical notes and help consumers

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