Study Links Older-Sounding Speech to Dementia and Older-Looking Brain Scans
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SIC NotíciasThe tool analyzes speech characteristics to estimate the person's age and relate it to indicators of biological aging and cognitive health. The method still does not allow to diagnose dementia.
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naturalnews.comStudy Links Older-Sounding Speech to Dementia and Older-Looking Brain Scans
A study published in Science Advances developed a speech clock that estimates a person's age from speech patterns, according to researchers behind the work. The tool was tested against brain health measures in a large multilingual cohort, and the results pointed to a statistical link between speech that sounds older than a person's actual age and several markers of cognitive decline. The researchers analyzed speech from 2,928 Spanish-speaking ad…
A model of artificial intelligence developed together with the Global Brain Health Institute analyzes acoustic and linguistic markers to determine brain age and detect early signs of cognitive impairment
The “talk clock” managed to detect which people were healthy and which others presented deterioration.Does your voice reveal your biological age? Scientists create a ‘talk clock’ was first published in Research and Development.
A person's voice and the way they speak may offer more information about their age and health status than previously thought.
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