Since we published our first article on health and nutrition science communication in the new age of AI (artificial intelligence), much has evolved. This technology is progressing faster and more profoundly than we imagined just last year! In the current article, we examine some recent real-time cases of AI communication “mishaps” and explore several specific cases of health science communication with the aid of AI algorithms. As usual, we offer, this time with the help of AI, additional guidance for those charged with delivering nutrition and other health science information to the public. And we offer some additional cautionary observations about the “brave new world” into which we and other science communication professionals are heading.
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