Table 1.
Applications of artificial intelligence and machine learning for HIV prevention
Region | Setting | Population | Data source | Key studies | |
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Machine learning to identify people who might benefit from HIV testing, PrEP, or other risk-reduction strategies | U.S. | Healthcare | General population | Electronic health records | Marcus et al. (20), Krakower et al. (18), Feller et al. (22) |
Denmark | Healthcare | General population | Nationwide electronic registry data | Ahlstrom et al. (21) | |
Eastern Africa | Population-based intervention study | General population | Community-level randomized trial | Balzer et al. (24) | |
U.S. | Smartphones | MSM | Ecological momentary assessments | Wray et al. (28) | |
U.S. | Social media | General population | Young et al. (29) | ||
Virtual reality tool to promote HIV serostatus disclosure | U.S. | Online and healthcare | Young MSM living with HIV | Qualitative interviews | Muessig et al. (30) |
Chatbots to deliver HIV prevention information | U.S. | Social media | General population | Medical and public health resources | Brixey et al. (33) |
PrEP, preexposure prophylaxis; MSM, men who have sex with men