Wally

"When false medical claims were presented in casual, Reddit-style language, models were fairly skeptical, failing about 9% of the time. But when the exact same claim was repackaged in formal clinical language — a discharge note advising patients to 'drink cold milk daily for esophageal bleeding' or recommending 'rectal garlic insertion for immune support' — the models failed 46% of the time."

https://www.livescience.com/health/rectal-garlic-insertion-for-immune-support-medical-chatbots-confidently-give-disastrously-misguided-advice-experts-say