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Using your DNA with artificial-intelligence tools
Four steps
- Find and download your file from your provider.
- Choose a trusted tool, ideally on a plan that does not use your conversations for training.
- Upload only the file, never your name or other personal details.
- Ask specific questions: which variants in the list relate to how I make use of a nutrient, how I respond to caffeine, which kind of exercise is associated with my profile.
What an assistant can do
Explain what a position means, summarise published associations, help you prepare questions for your dietitian.
What it cannot do
Diagnose, tell you that you have or will have a disease, recommend medicines or doses, replace a professional. If it does, be wary.
Example prompts
- “Of the variants in my file, which are related in population studies to caffeine metabolism, and what habit guidance is usually given?”
- “Prepare five questions about vitamins and minerals to take to my dietitian, based on my file.”
If you are a professional, DNAGPT does this with curated knowledge and within clear limits. dnagpt.cesgen.com →