Chatbots Be Nutritionists: Exploring the Potential of AI-Powered to Improve Nutritional Counseling in Indonesia

Stunting, a significant public health issue in Indonesia, adversely affects both child development and the country's economic well-being. This study investigates how AI- powered chatbots could enhance dietary advice and lower Indonesia's stunting rates. Owing to the restricted availability of certified nutritionists and the pervasiveness of mobile devices, chatbots present a scalable and convenient means of providing customized dietary advice. To properly study this topic and provide a comprehensive understanding of the situation, this study employs a quantitative approach using surveys and statistical analysis. The results suggest that chatbots driven by AI have the potential to resolve nutritional counseling issues in Indonesia; 80% of participants have prior experience utilizing chatbots. However, user needs, cultural context, and technology constraints must all be carefully considered for successful implementation. These findings indicate that implementing AI-powered chatbots is a promising strategy to significantly reduce stunting rates in Indonesian children in the process. Future research should concentrate on the development and evaluation of culturally appropriate andevidence-based chatbot interventions for potential use.

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Jurnal Sosioteknologi
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2024-11-21
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https://doi.org/10.5614/sostek.itbj.2024.23.3.2
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AI in Service Interactions
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Chatbots Be Nutritionists: Exploring the Potential of AI-Powered to Improve Nutritional Counseling in Indonesia

Epin Saepudin, Elsa Silvia Nur Aulia, Indra Wibowo, Gumawang Jati et al.
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Chatbots Be Nutritionists: Exploring the Potential of AI-Powered to Improve Nutritional Counseling in Indonesia

Epin Saepudin, Elsa Silvia Nur Aulia, Indra Wibowo, Gumawang Jati, Hubbi Nashrullah Muhammad
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Stunting, a significant public health issue in Indonesia, adversely affects both child development and the country's economic well-being. This study investigates how AI- powered chatbots could enhance dietary advice and lower Indonesia's stunting rates. Owing to the restricted availability of certified nutritionists and the pervasiveness of mobile devices, chatbots present a scalable and convenient means of providing customized dietary advice. To properly study this topic and provide a comprehensive understanding of the situation, this study employs a quantitative approach using surveys and statistical analysis. The results suggest that chatbots driven by AI have the potential to resolve nutritional counseling issues in Indonesia; 80% of participants have prior experience utilizing chatbots. However, user needs, cultural context, and technology constraints must all be carefully considered for successful implementation. These findings indicate that implementing AI-powered chatbots is a promising strategy to significantly reduce stunting rates in Indonesian children in the process. Future research should concentrate on the development and evaluation of culturally appropriate andevidence-based chatbot interventions for potential use.

Jurnal SosioteknologiVol. 23(3)
Bandung Institute of Technology (ID)
Zero hunger
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Chatbots Be Nutritionists: Exploring the Potential of AI-Powered to Improve Nutritional Counseling in Indonesia — Epin Saepudin, Elsa Silvia Nur Aulia, et al. · Jurnal Sosioteknologi (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS