NTT ExC Partner and Meijo University’s Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences have jointly developed the “AI Online Medication Lesson Learning System.”
Learning using the new system will begin from classes on Tuesday, June 17th. This system uses the technology of generator AI to interact with AI patients, allowing training in medication instruction without being bound by time.
Personal data such as personality and medical history are set for AI patients, and by changing these, you can practice in a variety of situations.
Additionally, feedback is provided based on the content of the dialogue, allowing students to extract individual learning tasks.
Set three things: 1) Scenario, 2) Patient personal router, and 3) Feedback items.
The user’s utterance is recognized by AI (ChatGPT) and converted to text, and the AI ​​outputs the reply as text. The output response is responded to the user using automatic audio using video generation AI (HeyGen). AI characters also lip sync in response to audio, allowing for a realistic dialogue experience.

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