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Why clinical AI startup Kintsugi shut down

Kintsugi promised to use AI as a screening tool to detect signs of depression and anxiety in people’s voices during routine doctors’ appointments, backed by high-profile investors like Insight Partners.

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Kintsugi promised to use AI as a screening tool to detect signs of depression and anxiety in people’s voices during routine doctors’ appointments, backed by high-profile investors like Insight Partners.

It delivered, publishing peer-reviewed studies and running pilot programs in hospitals. But then it shut down. Instead of selling the company, it released its research to the public.

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