I watched a TED talk by a chatGPT guy that blew me away. He was interacting with it live during the presentation but admitted the general public would be using a dumbed down version without all the add on tools he demonstrated.  

I tried to see if I could upload a file to ChatGPT for analysis today but it just gave me some python code that would upload it. I suppose I need to figure out how to use the API, if there is one....or just get python to feed the conversation prompt with data extracted from a file I designate in the code. (I'm super rusty on python at this point, so that would take some remedial effort). I ended up copying and pasting from a pdf into the ChatGPT prompt -  I used medical test results / blood work from  the last few years. I asked for commentary on results, trends and possible suggestions.  The results were impressive, after the obligatory warning about consulting a medical professional, even though my copy paste input was pretty garbled. It was able to see through the mess without any difficulty.  I get all my bloodwork done out of pocket these days without a doctors request. Sick of wasting time just to go there every year and get told the same speal while knowing that the doctor isn't really paying much attention to the results in the blood/urine tests. Doctors are screwed.