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“Could Artificial Intelligence Help With Early Diagnosis of Schizophrenia?”
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“National Institute of Mental Health for 13 years and founded and advised on several mental health startups.”
“But the process is difficult to standardize, and clinicians’ scores for a given patient can differ by 30 to 50 percent.”
“But psychiatrists often make errors.”
“Patients may present with hallucinations (sometimes), social withdrawal (maybe) or delusions (not always).”
“for routine monitoring of the severity and progression of a patient’s symptoms over time.”
“He has helped the National Alliance on Mental Illness to evaluate A.I.”
“A team of researchers in the Netherlands wondered whether A.I.”
“Clinical raters, who assessed patients without the A.I., were only 68 percent accurate.”
“Today, such monitoring requires clinicians to meet with patients regularly, at a huge cost of time and money.”
““It’s a tool—it’s not a panacea,” says Vijay Mittal, a researcher and clinical psychologist at Northwestern University.”
“Sunny Tang, a psychiatrist and researcher at the Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research near New York City, took a different approach.”
“Instead of studying the sounds of speech, her team looked at its content.”
““There are hopeful signs that we can pick up on very subtle things and things that psychiatrists find much harder to detect or harder to predict,” he says.”
“But these differences are hard to use for diagnosis, especially in the early stages.”
“Knowable Magazine Could Artificial Intelligence Help With Early Diagnosis of Schizophrenia?”
“Schizophrenia is a disorder that interferes with people’s perception of reality, their thinking and their emotional regulation.”
“The two groups differ in measurable ways, they found.”
“Many studies use small groups of people who are not representative of the population as a whole, according to a survey of studies using A.I.”
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“To quantify this, researchers used artificial intelligence to map the conversational “neighborhood” explored by those diagnosed with the condition and healthy people in response to a prompt.”
“Knowable Magazine Schizophrenia is tough to diagnose.”