Dr. Poppy Crum

The reading, potentially there's a point at which you're experiencing fatigue.

Ideally, much like the fish tank, you want to be not reactive.

You want to be proactive.

You want to mitigate it.

or your devices can have that integration of data and respond to give you feedback when either your mental acuity, your vigilance, or your just effectiveness has waned, right?

But also on the level of health,

We know AI is huge for identifying a lot of different pathologies out of data that, as humans, we're just not that good at discerning.

Our voice in the last 10 years, we've become much more aware of the different pathologies that are –

can be discerned from AI, you know, assessments of our speech and not what we say, but how we say it.

Oh, interesting.

Absolutely.

I mean, neural degeneration, it shows up in short assessment of how people speak.

They've definitely been able to show potential likelihood of psychosis.

And that's with syntactic completion and how people read paragraphs.

Neural degeneration, though, things like Alzheimer's show up in speech because of the linguistic cues control, but sometimes 10 years before a typical clinical symptom would show up that would be identified.

And what I think is important for people to realize is it's not someone saying, I don't remember.

It's nothing like that.

It's not those cues that you think are actually relevant.

It's more like an individual says something

something like that, what I just did, which was I purposely stuttered.