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ChatGPT natural language artificial intelligence models and pediatric type 1 diabetes: can chatbots help with diabetes self-management and patient education?
Flavia Voiculescu;
Paul Darvasi;
Esli Osmanlliu;
Preetha Krishnamoorthy;
Angeliki Makri
ABSTRACT
Diabetes self-management plays a major role in controlling blood sugar levels and avoiding chronic complications. In this report, we investigate the strengths and limitations of artificial intelligence chatbots in supporting patients with type 1 diabetes and their families. With the growing accessibility of these constantly evolving tools, front-line providers must advocate for their responsible use.
Citation
Please cite as:
Voiculescu F, Darvasi P, Osmanlliu E, Krishnamoorthy P, Makri A
Natural Language AI Models and Pediatric Type 1 Diabetes: Can Chatbots Help With Diabetes Self-Management and Patient Education?