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Stanford neuroscientists: Teen mental health problems can be predicted by speech patterns. Here’s what to watch for

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Stanford neuroscientists: Teen mental health problems can be predicted by speech patterns. Here’s what to watch for
Fast Company
Fast Company1 hrs ago
Stanford neuroscientists: Teen mental health problems can be predicted by speech patterns. Here’s what to watch for
Computer language models, which analyze what children say during stressful events, are better at predicting their future mental health than a panel of experts in the field. That’s the finding from a new study published in Nature Mental Health. Researchers ran recorded audio interviews of more than 200 children—ages 9 t
Hindustan Times
Hindustan Times2 days ago
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New York Post
New York Post3 days ago
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Marca
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