Researchers involved in a recent study trained an artificial intelligence (AI) model to diagnose type 2 diabetes in patients after six to 10 seconds of listening to their voice. Canadian medical researchers trained the machine-learning AI to recognise 14 vocal differences in the voice of someone with type 2 diabetes compared to someone without diabetes. […]
Just to play devil’s advocate here: what you’re describing is not a screening. A screening means, testing a large percentage of the population with a cheap and easy method, accepting a large amount of false positives. So _in principle _ this could be a screening test. But given the ease of the actual test, as you described, this point is kind of moot.
Just to play devil’s advocate here: what you’re describing is not a screening. A screening means, testing a large percentage of the population with a cheap and easy method, accepting a large amount of false positives. So _in principle _ this could be a screening test. But given the ease of the actual test, as you described, this point is kind of moot.