How AI health care chatbots learn from the questions of an Indian women's organisation


The chatbot is not yet ready for wider release. The accuracy of its responses is not good enough and there are issues with translation, Jalota said. Users often write questions in a mix of languages and may not provide the chatbot with enough information for it to offer a relevant response. — AP

NEW YORK: Komal Vilas Thatkare says she doesn't have anyone to ask about her most private health questions.

"There are only men in my home - no ladies," said the 32-year-old mother and housewife in Mumbai. "I don’t speak to anyone here. So I used this app as it helps me in my personal problems.”

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