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Medical Xpress · October 13, 2026 · On the brief until October 27, 2026

Emotion-focused AI spots early signs of psychosis in youths from short speech samples

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Extracting emotional cues from speech transcripts to predict psychosis risk

Researchers created an AI tool to detect psychosis risk in youths from 45-second transcripts of casual speech. The system maps subtle emotional cues like fear and joy, reaching up to 93 percent detection sensitivity. This approach gives clinicians explainable assessments for patients who do not openly disclose their symptoms.

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Direct model prompts failed on casual conversation, highlighting the difficulty of spotting clinical risk when patients do not explicitly mention symptoms.

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