Guardian seeks Black Americans' experiences with AI health influencers
Guardian seeks Black Americans' AI health experiences

The Guardian is calling on Black Americans to share their experiences using artificial intelligence for health or spiritual guidance. As AI tools and AI-generated social media influencers grow in healthcare, Black people in the US—long subjected to racism in the healthcare system—are increasingly turning to AI for health-related matters and information.

Seeking Stories on AI Health and Spiritual Influencers

The publication wants to hear from Black respondents about their interactions with Black AI-generated health and spiritual influencers. Participants must be 18 or older and can share their stories anonymously if they wish. Responses are encrypted and secure, with only The Guardian accessing the data for the feature. Personal data will be deleted when no longer needed.

How to Participate

Interested individuals can fill out the form on The Guardian's website. For alternative secure ways to get in touch, the outlet provides a tips guide. This callout aims to explore the growing trend of AI in healthcare among Black Americans, who often face disparities and mistrust in traditional medical systems.

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