ArticleLife (Basel, Switzerland)2025
Implementation of a Generative AI-Powered Digital Interactive Platform for Clinical Language Therapy in Children with Language Delay: A Pilot Study.
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Early intervention is pivotal for optimizing neurodevelopmental outcomes in children with language delay, where increased language stimulation can optimize therapeutic outcomes. Extending speech-language therapy from clinical settings to the home is a promising strategy; however, practical barriers and a lack of scalable, customizable home-based models limit the implementation of this approach. The integration of AI-powered digital interactive tools could bridge this gap. This pilot feasibility study adopted a single-arm pre-post (before-after) design within a two-phase, mixed-methods framework to evaluate a generative AI-powered interactive platform supporting home-based language therapy in children with either idiopathic language delay or autism spectrum disorder (ASD)-related language impairment: two conditions known to involve heterogeneous developmental profiles. The participants received clinical language assessments and engaged in home-based training using AI-enhanced tablet software, and 2000 audio recordings were collected and analyzed to assess pre- and postintervention language abilities. A total of 22 children aged 2-12 years were recruited, with 19 completing both phases. Based on 6-week cumulative usage, participants were stratified with respect to hours of AI usage into Groups A (≤5 h,
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