Autonomous VR Exposure Therapy for Anxiety Disorders Using Conversational AI—Ethical and Technical Implications and Preliminary Results

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"Autonomous VR Exposure Therapy for Anxiety Disorders Using Conversational AI—Ethical and Technical Implications and Preliminary Results"
written by David Obremski, Carolin Wienrich,
published by Journal of Computer and Communications, Vol.12 No.4, 2024

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