Who else is working on this
Researchers in Indonesia, the UK, Europe and the US whose work sits next to yours, and the organisations that shape how AI chatbots and wellbeing are governed. Use it for your literature review, for conference panels, and to see where your Indonesian case fills a gap.
Scholars to read, cite and meet
Sorted by relevance to this research (1–10, from public information; not a judgement of anyone’s work). Flags show the country where each person works, not their nationality. Links go to public university or lab profiles, where you’ll also find their contact details. Entries marked “check” are worth confirming before you cite them.
Organisations, and who to approach
Listed by organisation and role, with official contact routes only, so that your recruitment stays confidential as your ethics form promises.
Stay inside your approved sample. Your ethics form covers Riliv’s co-founders and psychologists and one HIMPSI representative (marked green). Interviewing anyone else adds a new participant group: an ethics amendment and about 1.5 months of work (see the scope check). The others are here as sources to read and cite, and as contacts for later papers or a postdoc.