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My doctor wrote computer glasses for the wrong distance.
ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini agreed on the problem and the results.
The AI-derived glasses worked where the first pair failed.
I recently visited my eye doctor for the usual eye exam and glasses prescription update. While the distance prescription was good, my doc completely failed when it came to my computer glasses.
Fortunately, with the help of ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini, I was able to get computer glasses that actually do their job.
Most people go for their regular eye exams to an optometrist, a doctor who specializes in eye exams, glasses, contacts, and more routine eye conditions. But since my family has a history of cataracts and glaucoma, I visit an ophthalmologist, a medical doctor who can do all the routine eye care but who also specializes in eye disease, eye surgery, and medical eye treatment.
My ophthalmologist also has techs who work with him to help with the basic eye chart testing. He interprets those results and does the more in-depth eye health exams.
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