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False positive bias in AI-powered speech-based cognitive screening for multilingual English speakers in the UK
Conversational speech reveals early signs of cognitive decline, including dementia and mild cognitive impairment (MCI). AI models show promise for speech-based screening, yet most research focuses on monolingual groups. In the UK, dementia is projected to rise fastest among Black and Asian communiti
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