Carmen Geiss released from the hospital: daughter and chat-GPT made the diagnosis

After falling stairs, Carmen Geiss (60) suffered a hematoma on the brain and had to undergo surgery. Shortly after the procedure, she talked about her lifesaver: not (only) the competent neurosurgeons, but daughter Davina (22) and the AI-supported chatbot chat.

“I am overjoyed that the operation went well,” said Robert Geiss (61 )’s wife this evening after the operation. “I now have a record with five nails in my head and will always beep at the airport – but: for everyone, my brain is still there,” jokes the TV millionaire, known from “Die Geissens – a terribly nice family”. She also reports happily about her release and posts a photo from and before the private jet “Now it is finally going home – and today is the moment. Operation on the head is always critical, and even me, who otherwise sees everything positively, was nervous on the limit.

In her current post, she thanks the specialists and the family. In particular, she had highlighted Davina in an interview with “Bild”. For eight days, Carmen Geiss had complained about headache and dizziness after her fall. “But I thought it was already over. At first I didn’t want to go to the doctor – I had to work.” But Davina was worried and forced a visit to the doctor after finding terrifying diagnoses on the Internet.

“She entered my symptoms at Chatgpt. It was said that that was probably a hematoma on the brain.” The radiologist then discovered a ten centimeter long and eleven millimeter wide bruise. Carmen: “Davina and Chatgpt saved my life.”

Now she wanted to concentrate fully on the recovery after the family had to cope with a brutal robbery and now the shock diagnosis: “Sure, it was a lot in a short time – but yes, it welds us together even more closely as a family. Even after the attack, I noticed that I was stronger from it. And so it will be so this time.”