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PLOS digital health This mixed-methods case study analyzed 14 months of utilization of "InternalGPT," a HIPAA-compliant LLM chatbot at an academic pediatric medical center, finding that 2,149 of approximately 15,788 employees (13.6%) requested access, 52.8% recorded at least one token use, the top 20% of users consumed 69.4% of tokens, and among 461 sustained users, 92 self-report survey respondents indicated a mean 30% productivity gain corresponding to an exploratory perceived productivity value of $6.3M to $18.9M under varying extrapolation assumptions.
This mixed-methods case study analyzed 14 months of utilization of "InternalGPT," a HIPAA-compliant LLM chatbot at an academic pediatric medical center, finding that 2,149 of approximately 15,788 employees (13.6%) requested access, 52.8% recorded at least one token use, the top 20% of users consumed 69.4% of tokens, and among 461 sustained users, 92 self-report survey respondents indicated a mean 30% productivity gain corresponding to an exploratory perceived productivity value of $6.3M to $18.9M under varying extrapolation assumptions.
This mixed-methods case study analyzed 14 months of utilization of "InternalGPT," a HIPAA-compliant LLM chatbot at an academic pediatric medical center, finding that 2,149 of approximately 15,788 employees (13.6%) requested access, 52.8% recorded at least one token use, the top 20% of users consumed 69.4% of tokens, and among 461 sustained users, 92 self-report survey respondents indicated a mean 30% productivity gain corresponding to an exploratory perceived productivity value of $6.3M to $18.9M under varying extrapolation assumptions.
This mixed-methods case study analyzed 14 months of utilization of "InternalGPT," a HIPAA-compliant LLM chatbot at an academic pediatric medical center, finding that 2,149 of approximately 15,788 employees (13.6%) requested access, 52.8% recorded at least one token use, the top 20% of users consumed 69.4% of tokens, and among 461 sustained users, 92 self-report survey respondents indicated a mean 30% productivity gain corresponding to an exploratory perceived productivity value of $6.3M to $18.9M under varying extrapolation assumptions.