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After seven years of development, Kintsugi's AI depression-detection startup fails FDA clearance and shuts down, open-sourcing its voice-analysis technology.

After seven years of development, Kintsugi's AI depression-detection startup fails FDA clearance and shuts down, open-sourcing its voice-analysis technology.

California startup Kintsugi spent seven years developing AI to detect depression and anxiety from speech patterns rather than word content

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