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Towards culturally-appropriate conversational AI for health in the majority world: An exploratory study with citizens and professionals in Latin America
There is justifiable interest in leveraging conversational AI (CAI) for health across the majority world, but to be effective, CAI must respond appropriately within culturally and linguistically diverse contexts. Therefore, we need ways to address the fact that current LLMs exclude many lived experi
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