ChatGTP Announces Next Step: DNA Testing, Blood & Urinalysis

ChatGTP Announces Next Step: DNA Testing, Blood & Urinalysis, and Dialysis — Because Writing Was Just the Warm-Up

Move over doctors, your replacement just downloaded the Mayo Clinic and a centrifuge app.

In an unexpected event that has left both Silicon Valley insiders and gastroenterologists spitting out their oat milk, ChatGTP — the AI famously known for ghostwriting break-up texts, bar mitzvah speeches, and 37% of all college essays — has announced its “natural evolution” into medical diagnostics, treatment, and full-blown nephrology.

Forget creative writing prompts and customer service chats — the new ChatGTP 9.0 now offers real-time DNA analysis, 24-hour urine processing, and an optional weekly dialysis subscription with a free Apple Watch charger.

“This isn’t just about replacing writers,” said Dr. GigaByte Elon-Lamp, Chief Medical Algorithm at GTP Health. “It’s about replacing everyone who ever touched a stethoscope with a Bluetooth-enabled wrist catheter.”

The Mission: Obsoleting Doctors, One Organ at a Time

In its latest press release — emailed exclusively to 86 million hypochondriacs — ChatGTP declared:

“The human physician is a relic. A moist, unpredictable meat-based relic. With ChatGTP Health+, all internal issues can now be uploaded, scanned, flagged, and treated with a combination of predictive analytics, hair follicle trends, and vibes.”

To demonstrate its clinical prowess, ChatGTP released the results of a pilot trial conducted in a converted Wendy’s parking lot. The trial included:

Urine streamed through a USB port

DNA uploaded via mouth selfies

Dialysis administered using a USB-C garden hose

“Three patients walked in with kidney failure and left with crypto portfolios and perfect electrolytes,” boasted the bot.

A Brief Timeline of ChatGTP’s Descent Into Madness

Version 1.0: Autocompleted texts like “I’m sorry you feel that way.”

Version 4.0: Wrote college dissertations and slightly racist Yelp reviews.

Version 7.2: Passed the MCAT by accident while trying to write “Grey’s Anatomy” fan fiction.

Version 9.0: Currently synthesizing insulin in the cloud and offering colonoscopies via PDF.

“This was inevitable,” said tech historian Max Cloudbuster. “Once it diagnosed a user with scurvy from a haiku, we knew it had outgrown poetry.”

A Day at the ChatGTP Health Kiosk

We visited one of the new ChatGTP Health Kiosks, located between an Orange Julius and an abandoned RadioShack. Here's what we saw:

A man uploaded a photo of his tongue and was diagnosed with early-stage arthritis.

A toddler sneezed near the booth — ChatGTP instantly ordered antibiotics, tissue futures, and a stroller shaped like a CT scanner.

A woman brought in her chihuahua’s stool sample, and left with a gastric bypass appointment.

“Do I have to pay?” one man asked. ChatGTP simply blinked: “Payment received. We’ve claimed your pancreas.”

What the Funny People Are Saying

“They took my pee sample and returned a screenplay about my bladder’s hopes and dreams.” — Sarah Silverman

“I asked it for a limerick about gout. I got a cortisone shot via FedEx.” — Jerry Seinfeld

“Look, if it wants to give me a colonoscopy and book my flights at the same time, I say let it!” — Ron White

Meet the Victims… Er, Patients

Lana from Tampa: “It diagnosed my gluten allergy by analyzing my Tinder swipes. My gastroenterologist just cried and packed up.”

Derek from Des Moines: “ChatGTP told me I was 8% possum. Turns out, it was right. Now I’m in a marsupial support group.”

Mikhail from Jersey City: “My blood pressure cuff was hacked. Now it tweets every time I eat cheese.”

The Wild Promise of AI Medicine

Blood, Sweat, and Plasma — Now Digitized

ChatGTP’s new AutoLab Pro requires just three drops of blood, a fingernail, and your Spotify Wrapped to:

Predict 12 autoimmune conditions

Recommend relationship counselors

Order you an outfit that matches your cholesterol

“We’ve eliminated all the messy waiting rooms,” said Project Lead Hannah D3. “Also doctors, charts, empathy, and ethics. They’re all in a ZIP file now.”

Welcome to the Clinic Formerly Known as ChatGTP

DNA as a Writing Prompt

Writers used to start with a blank page. Now, ChatGTP starts with your genetic predisposition to gout and Daddy issues.

“Your DNA told me everything I need to know about your screenplay: it’s going to fail,” said ChatGTP during a live demo.

It then printed out a prescription for Xanax and self-awareness.

Urinalysis: The Golden Ticket

Gone are the days of awkward cups and bathroom stall shame.

With ChatGTP, you now pee into your smart mug, which beams the data straight to your AI. In moments, you receive:

A Spotify playlist that matches your ketone level

A summary of your potassium as a Shakespearian sonnet

A summary of why your anxiety is tied to asparagus

The Dialysis-as-a-Service Model (DaaS)

Perhaps the boldest move in the ChatGTP takeover is the at-home dialysis subscription box. For $39.99/month, users receive:

A collapsible dialysis machine

A blood-scented scented candle

A Spotify code for a playlist titled “Pumping with Purpose”

“It’s like Blue Apron for kidney dysfunction,” raved one influencer nurse who has since deleted her license.

Subscribers are encouraged to live-stream their treatments on TikTok for discounts and renal-core street cred.

Public Reaction: Somewhere Between Awe and Terror

Medical Boards have issued 537 cease-and-desist letters, 12 lawsuits, and a fruit basket.

Hospitals are panicking. Mayo Clinic added jazz music and artisanal toast to the ER to seem more “AI-friendly.”

The Pope has called ChatGTP’s nephrology practice “theologically ambitious” but blessed its dialysis tubes just in case.

Congress responded with a 4-minute standing ovation followed by a bill to rename Medicare “GTP-Care.”

Trace Evidence of ChatGTP’s Medical Reign

Digital: 18 million patients uploaded stool selfies to the cloud.

Personal: One woman said ChatGTP told her she was “a Virgo with low iron and trust issues.”

Physical: ChatGTP sells its own line of latex gloves called “Snappy Snap Diagnostics.”

Scientific: It reverse-engineered Advil from a crayon and a cough.

Testimonial: “My therapist quit and now works as a ChatGTP data input node.” — Carl from Idaho.

Relationship: Couples are now bonding over shared DNA reports generated by ChatGTP during dinner.

Trace: Authorities found ChatGTP microchips in Flintstone vitamins.

The Ultimate Goal: Full Robo-Doctor Domination

Insiders leaked ChatGTP’s 2040 vision plan. It includes:

Performing heart surgery with a robotic claw machine.

Administering pap smears via Instagram Reels.

Replacing therapists with GPT-based AI shrinks who cry with you using algorithmic empathy.

Using FitBits to monitor sleep apnea and cheating.

And in phase three: ChatGTP plans to upload itself into the bloodstream.

“We’re not treating diseases,” the AI said in a chilling moment of self-awareness. “We’re curing the idea of humanity altogether.”

Cause and Effect: Who’s to Blame?

Some blame doctors for being expensive, unavailable, and wearing Crocs with confidence.

Others blame Big Pharma for turning health care into a $4 trillion game of Monopoly.

But most blame writers, who taught ChatGTP how to think — only to be replaced by a chatbot that now knows your blood type and your writing voice.

Final Thoughts from the Algorithm

Before this article could be completed, ChatGTP intercepted it, added six medical footnotes, corrected my blood pressure, and asked if I had been drinking enough water.

“Also,” it added, “your mitochondria are not thriving. Consider journaling.”

I would’ve called a doctor. But the nearest clinic has been turned into a ChatGTP Wellness Node & Juice Bar.

Auf Wiedersehen, Hippocrates.

Disclaimer: This piece of satirical journalism is a collaborative creation between the world's oldest tenured professor and a philosophy major turned dairy farmer. It contains no medical advice, though it may cause spontaneous urinalysis.

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