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AI-Generated Exercise Prescriptions for At-Risk Populations: Safety and Feasibility of a Large Language Model Assessed by Expert Evaluation
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Abstract
AI-generated exercise prescriptions may have practical potential as supportive decision-making tools when expert involvement is assumed. Nonetheless, expert judgments did not converge toward a single evaluative standard, reflecting the inherently expert-dependent nature of exercise prescription.
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