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  1. We explore the possibility of using natural language processing (NLP) and generative artificial intelligence (GAI) to streamline the process of thematic analysis (TA) for qualitative research. We followed traditional TA phases to demonstrate areas of alignment and discordance between (a) steps one might take with NLP and GAI and (b) traditional thematic analysis. Using a case study, we illustrate the application of this workflow to a real-world dataset. We start with processes involved in data analysis and translate those into analogous steps in a workflow that uses NLP and GAI. We then discuss the potential benefits and limitations of these NLP and GAI techniques, highlighting points of convergence and divergence with thematic analysis. Then, we highlight the importance of the central role of researchers during the process of NLP and GAI-assisted thematic analysis. Finally, we conclude with a discussion of the implications of this approach for qualitative research and suggestions for future work. Researchers who are interested in AI-assisted methods can benefit from the roadmap we provide in this study to understand the current landscape of NLP and GAI models for qualitative research. 
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