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  • El estigma social en torno a la salud sexual y reproductiva (SSR) disuade a las mujeres de buscar la atención necesaria.
  • Las normas culturales en Corea del Sur, en particular, desalientan a las mujeres solteras a acceder a los servicios de SSR.
  • Las plataformas en línea, si bien ofrecen apoyo, pueden perpetuar inadvertidamente el estigma a través de microagresiones.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Examinar las herramientas de inteligencia artificial (IA) generativa, específicamente ChatGPT-4 y Copilot GPT-4, en su capacidad de contranarrativa contra las microagresiones relacionadas con la SSR.
  • Analizar las estrategias de contranarrativa generadas por IA, su alineación con los enfoques recomendados y los daños potenciales.
  • Proponer mejoras para que la IA ofrezca una contranarrativa más efectiva y culturalmente sensible.

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  • Análisis de la contranarrativa generada por ChatGPT-4 y Copilot GPT-4 en respuesta a microagresiones simuladas.
  • Evaluación de las estrategias de IA frente a los principios establecidos de contranarrativa.
  • Identificación de limitaciones y daños potenciales en la contranarrativa impulsada por IA.

Principales resultados:

  • Las herramientas de IA demostraron limitaciones críticas, incluida la incapacidad de reconocer sesgos implícitos y estereotipos.
  • La IA puso la carga de abordar las microagresiones en el usuario, ofreciendo solo empatía superficial.
  • Las estrategias actuales de contranarrativa de IA son insuficientes para mitigar eficazmente el estigma en contextos de SSR.

Conclusiones:

  • La IA generativa requiere mejoras significativas para proporcionar una contranarrativa efectiva y culturalmente sensible para la atención médica estigmatizada.
  • La IA debe desarrollarse para evitar perpetuar daños y para apoyar mejor a las personas que enfrentan microagresiones.
  • Una IA mejorada podría contribuir a la creación de espacios en línea más seguros para el apoyo a la SSR.