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How a tech startup is using AI to find better treatments for autism

Posted on June 21, 2022

Originally published June 21, 2022 by Fast Company
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SpectrumAi founder Ling Shao with her family. Shao has one arm wrapped around a child who stands in front of her and holds the hand of another, slightly younger child standing beside her. An older child stands to her other side. A man with short red hair and glasses holds the youngest child.

A mother of four children with autism and a background in executive leadership in healthcare has launched SpectrumAi, a digital platform intended to bring clarity and transparency to applied behavioral analysis in practice.

Read the full story from Fast Company here.

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