GENERATIVE AI FOR JUST-IN-TIME MINDFULNESS CONTENT
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https://doi.org/10.30888/2709-2267.2025-31-00-026Keywords:
wearable devices, stress detection, Just-in-Time interventions, generative AI, digital therapiesAbstract
The paper describes a framework for Just-in-Time Mindfulness that combines data from everyday wearables with generative artificial intelligence to offer the user a short, personalized mindfulness practice at the exact moment when the risk of stress increaReferences
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