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Pilot study reports on how effective digital assistants are in providing smoking cessation advice.
So you want to quit smoking. But you want to do it right, with expert advice and evidence-based information. Should you ask Siri? This week my co-author Nick Wilson and I published results of a pilot study reporting how effective personal digital assistants are at providing information or advice to help you quit smoking. As far as we are aware our study is the first study looking at whether Siri or Google Assistant can help you quit.
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