Technologies based on artificial intelligence (AI) have proven to be effective allies in helping smokers quit conventional and electronic cigarettes, with the possibility of increasing access to smoking cessation programs. Experiences and studies from several countries presented during the international conference on tobacco control, which takes place in Dublin (Ireland), show that success rates with the use of these tools reach 50%. Access to smoking cessation programs is© currently a major bottleneck in the world. According to a report released by the WHO (World Health Organization) at the event, only a third of countries (33%) offer these services. At the same time, 60% of smokers wish to... [Read more]