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Rise of AI Agent in Healthcare ( Now in Kerala)
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In Kerala, we have lot of troubles that's brewing. One thing on the news is the rise of drug related offenses and problems. With many young people getting hooked on synthetic drugs, people of Kerala is waking up to see it's deep tentacles in every part of the society.
So, what can be done to provide support to people? Well, we have the traditional guidance, support, but is that just enough?
Introducing the first ever AI Avatar to tackle this problem and to Provide Guidance to People!
What I'm suggesting is the use of AI in healthcare, which can converse with people in manner more than a chat box. For instance, Kerala Govt can get expert help in installing such systems by collaborating with Guildhawk's Digital Human Avatars! What say?
Will it help in a small way to help the Gen Z ( zoomers) to confide to an AI and get the right guidance during their troubled habits!
I hope Kerala govt take such measures which are required to combat the menace of drugs!
Btw, they can name it Kbot or KChat or K-pal!
What say?
Strong Case for Kerala to Implement AI Avatar to Combat Drug usage
The Kerala state government should think of leveraging AI avatars to provide guidance, counseling, and emotional support for Gen Z, particularly those vulnerable to synthetic drugs. These AI-powered virtual counselors engage young people through interactive conversations, helping them navigate stress, peer pressure, and the dangers of substance abuse.
Having an AI-driven support system allows the government to reach youth directly on platforms they frequently use, such as social media, mobile apps, and chatbots. These AI avatars can offer real-time counseling, answer questions, and provide a non-judgmental space for young individuals to express their concerns. Additionally, short video content and interactive simulations can help in educating teens about the psychological and physical effects of drug abuse.
Use Case: AI Avatar for Drug Prevention
Imagine a 16-year-old student, curious about synthetic drugs due to peer influence. Instead of turning to unreliable sources, they engage with an AI avatar counselor via a WhatsApp chatbot or a government app. The AI listens to their concerns, provides scientific explanations of drug effects, shares real-life recovery stories, and even suggests local support groups or helplines. This early intervention can prevent experimentation and help young individuals make informed decisions.
By integrating AI avatars into schools, universities, and social media platforms, Kerala can proactively combat drug abuse, guiding youth toward a healthier future while making mental health support more accessible and stigma-free.