Abstract
DietNerd is a large language model-based system designed to enhance public health education in diet and nutrition. The system responds to user questions with concise, evidence-based summaries and assesses the quality and potential biases of cited research. This paper describes the system’s workflow, back-end implementation, and the prompts used. Accuracy and quality-of-response results are presented based on an automated comparison against systematic surveys and against the responses of similar state-of-the-art systems through human feedback from registered dietitians. DietNerd is among the highest-evaluated of these systems and is unique in combining safety features with sophisticated source analysis. Thus, DietNerd could be a tool to bridge the gap between complex scientific literature and public understanding.
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Wu, S., Yacub, Z., & Shasha, D. (2024). DietNerd: A Nutrition Question-Answering System That Summarizes and Evaluates Peer-Reviewed Scientific Articles. Applied Sciences (Switzerland), 14(19). https://doi.org/10.3390/app14199021
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