Penn’s AI Screening Tool Could Cut Wait Times for Autism Diagnoses in Children
South Philly Review
English University of Pennsylvania researchers developed CAMI, an AI tool that accelerates autism screening by analyzing a child's motor imitation via video with 80% to 85% accuracy in initial studies. Designed as a complement to traditional clinical evaluations rather than a replacement, the system aims to reduce wait times and improve access for children in schools and community clinics.
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