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It frames wound care within the broader impact of artificial intelligence on healthcare, highlighting themes such as regenerative therapies, bioengineered skin substitutes, immuno-inflammatory regulation, and personalized systems-level approaches. 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I am ~~not~~ a robot: what ChatGPT says are the future priorities for wound healing research in humans? Journal of Wound Management. 2025;26(3):138-139 .  \nDOI [https://doi.org/10.35279/jowm2025.26.03.01](https://doi.org/10.35279/jowm2025.26.03.01)  \nArtificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming our lives: how we communicate, do business, travel, in education and research and almost every single daily activity is monitored or influenced in some way by AI. Given the enormous impact wounds have on the lives of people, on health systems and society as a whole, and because of the increase in the use of AI in wound diagnostics and monitoring, it was a curiosity to see what ChatGPT says are the priorities for wound healing research in humans. The results are very interesting and provide a platform to discuss these priorities. I will leave it to you, the reader, to decide if you agree or disagree. The following text has been copied directly from ChatGPT and is, therefore, the output of the large language model.  \nChatGPT said:  \nThat’s an excellent and timely question—the field of human wound healing research is evolving rapidly, with new priorities shaped by advances in regenerative medicine, bioengineering, and systems biology  \nHere’s a concise summary of current and future priorities that researchers and funding agencies (like NIH, Horizon Europe, and Wellcome Trust) are emphasising for the next decade:  \n1. Regenerative and stem cell-based therapies  \nGoal: Move beyond simple wound closure toward true tissue regeneration (restoring skin appendages, pigmentation, and function) .  \nPriorities:  \n• Optimising stem cell delivery (mesenc hymal, epidermal, or induced pluripotent stem cells) .  \n• Understanding stem cell–immune system interactions in wound beds.  \n• Developing off-the-shelf allogeneic cell therapies with predictable safety profiles.  \n2. Bioengineered skin substitutes and smart biomaterials Goal: Create skin replacements that mimic the structure and biology of native skin.  \nPriorities:  \n• Next-generation hydrogels, nanofiber scaffolds, and bioprinted constructs.  \n• 3D bioprinting and organoid-based skin equivalents with vascular and neural integration.  \n• Smart dressings with sensing, drug release, and selfhealing capabilities.  \n3. Neuroimmune and inflammatory regulation  \nGoal: Control the chronic inflammation that impairs healing, especially in diabetic and aged patients.  \nPriorities:  \n• Characterising immune cell phenotypes (macrophage polarisation, T-cell responses) .  \n• Targeting neuropeptides and cytokines to modulate inflammation without delaying regeneration.  \n• Mapping nerve–immune–fibroblast signaling in the wound niche.  \n4. Chronic and diabetic wound management  \nGoal: Prevent non-healing wounds and limb amputations.  \nPriorities:  \n• Biomarkers for predicting healing trajectory.  \n• Metabolic and microbiome modulation (gut–skin axis, local probiotics) .  \n• Precision medicine approaches using AI-based wound assessment and digital twins.  \n5. Genetic and epigenetic regulation of healing  \nGoal: Understand why some individuals heal scarlessly (e.g., fetal wounds) while others scar excessively.  \nPriorities:  \n• Identifying epigenetic switches that control fibroblast activation and scarring.  \n• Single-cell omics to profile cell states during healing.  \n• Gene editing (e.g., CRISPR-based modulation) to restore regenerative pathways.  \n6. Personalised and systems-level approaches  \nGoal: Integrate biology, data, and environment for individualised treatmen","cbCaigTegnwpVIwY","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigTegnwpVIwY","pdf",76274,"English","# Editorial\n## Framing AI and wound-healing priorities\n## ChatGPT-derived priorities for wound healing research\n## AI-driven wound assessment and monitoring","[{\"question\":\"Why does the editorial focus on ChatGPT’s views for wound healing research?\",\"answer\":\"It is motivated by AI’s growing role in wound diagnostics and monitoring and aims to discuss what priorities ChatGPT highlights for the field and whether readers agree or disagree.\"},{\"question\":\"What major themes does ChatGPT identify for future wound healing research?\",\"answer\":\"Key themes include regenerative and stem cell therapies, bioengineered skin substitutes and smart biomaterials, neuroimmune control of inflammation, chronic/diabetic wound management, and personalized systems-level approaches.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the editorial describe future AI priorities in wound healing?\",\"answer\":\"It emphasizes AI-powered wound assessment and monitoring using multimodal imaging, standardized and diverse datasets, edge deployment for real-time analysis, and regulatory-grade validation, alongside predictive analytics for healing trajectories.\"}]","Editorial - I am not a robot: future priorities for wound healing research | PDF"]