An AI-enhanced service that provides second opinions on medical diagnoses has the potential to improve clinical decision-making and reduce diagnostic errors in healthcare. The use of artificial intelligence models like Chat GPT has become increasingly common, with many Americans turning to the internet for health-related information. A survey found that over half of American adults admitted to inputting their own health information into a large language model, with promising results. Diagnosing errors are a significant problem in healthcare, leading to hundreds of thousands of deaths or permanent disabilities each year. Integrating AI into the clinical workflow as a "second opinion" service could help address the limitations of human cognition in medical diagnosis and provide alternative diagnoses and therapeutic options. However, it's important to have human experts involved to mitigate potential risks associated with AI models.