Healthcare is more than having medical knowledge.
Ten years ago, in France, two doctors (one in a professional setting and the other during a private consultation) asked me about a wound I had on my shoulder; obviously I couldn't identify what it was, and they offered no suggestions, so I supposed it was not something important.
It took a visit to a cardiologist—for an entirely different reason—for him to suggest that I rapidly consult a dermatologist.
It was a carcinoma, and surgery removed it. If ChatGPT had existed back then, this carcinoma would have been removed several years earlier.
Maybe if chatgpt existed back then you'd have had your carcinoma extracted along with 10 other benign anomalies.
Automation doesn't make up for carelessness.
This sounds like a competency problem on the part of the GPs. They’re supposed to make these calls.