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“Neurodivergent leaders who harness the full range of their natural and artificial assets are a beautiful illustration of the potential that the hybrid future offers for all of us,” says researcher and author Dr. Cornelia C. Walther, who focuses on “prosocial AI” — systems designed to amplify human potential and foster equity.
AI can be a bridge to greater inclusion and a connector that helps people participate more fully in society, says Walther, a senior fellow at the Wharton Neuroscience Initiative and Harvard’s Learning and Innovation Lab. The tools can help people with neurodivergence curate a new inner dialogue, moving beyond the self-judgment that can come with feeling different, she says.
“AI can serve as a sort of translator, not of language, but of ability,” Walther says. “It can make sure there is a path that connects your ability and makes it useful in the way in which society is currently normed.”
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Dr. Coral Hoh has spent nearly a decade trying to prove that Dysolve, an A.I. platform designed to treat dyslexia, actually works. A randomized controlled trial just validated her approach.
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