A journalist in India has reported that ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence chatbot, helped him identify that his injuries were caused by pellets. The journalist, who sustained 30 wounds, told a newspaper that he had a suspicion about the cause of the injuries. He took photographs and uploaded them to ChatGPT, which suggested that the wounds were likely from pellets. Following this, he visited Safdarjung Hospital in New Delhi, where doctors confirmed the assessment. The journalist did not specify how or when he got the injuries, but the incident raises questions about the use of AI in medical diagnosis. While ChatGPT is not a medical tool, some people have turned to it for quick opinions. Medical professionals caution that AI should not replace professional diagnosis, but in this case, the journalist's initial guess was backed by hospital experts. The story highlights the growing role of AI in everyday life, even in interpreting physical injuries. The journalist's experience shows how technology can complement traditional medical advice, though it should be used carefully. The hospital has not commented further on the matter.