WHO and partners launch world’s most extensive freely accessible AI health worker.

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The World Health Organization launches Florence, a Soul Machines Digital Person trained as a health worker to share a myriad of health topics in seven languages.

Florence can share advice on mental health, give tips to destress, provide guidance on how to eat right, be more active, and quit tobacco and e-cigarettes. She can also offer information on COVID-19 vaccines and more.

“Through this collaboration, we have created a personality for the frontline responder that is empathetic, informative, and understanding,” says Greg Cross, CEO and Co-Founder of Soul Machines. “We look forward to continuing our work on Florence as we aim to positively reshape and transform the health-care industry.”

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Disclaimer: The Soul Machines Digital Influencer Suki uses GPT-3, the third-generation Generative Pre-trained Transformer by Open AI. GPT-3 is a neural network machine learning model trained using internet data to generate any type of text. Soul Machines is using the Davinci model. To the maximum extent permitted by law, Soul Machines takes no responsibility for any conversation content generated by GPT-3. Further, the conversation content generated by GPT-3 in no way represents or comprises the views or beliefs of Soul Machines, and Soul Machines does not warrant or guarantee the accuracy of any conversation content. The GPT-3 integration is designed to showcase the power of technology—therefore the conversation content should not be taken as advice or guidance of any kind, and Soul Machines will not be responsible for any loss suffered as a result of reliance on such content, or use of this experience in any way.

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