As a reporter covering the intersection between artificial intelligence and health care, I often write about how doctors and health systems use the technology.
Now, my colleagues and I want to hear from you: How are you using chatbots to manage your personal health?
Roughly one in six adults (and a quarter of adults under 30) regularly use A.I. chatbots to find health information or get advice. We want to understand what that looks like.
What chatbot do you use and what are the kinds of questions you ask it? Are those different from questions you might Google? Has a chatbot provided medical advice that you found helpful or, conversely, that led you astray?
We’ll read all of the submissions and may reach out for more information. No part of your submission will be published until after we’ve contacted you and heard back. We won’t share your contact information outside of the newsroom or use it for any reason other than reporting.
Teddy Rosenbluth is a Times reporter covering health news, with a special focus on medical misinformation.
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