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AI and 10 seconds of voice recording can screen for diabetes, study suggests
(www.independent.co.uk)
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You're probably not too far off, considering that "basic health data" already is a pretty decent screen for type 2 diabetes. It sure feels like a regurgitation of the whole predicting socioeconomic status thing, which correlates strongly with all kinds of health issues. So until they can show some kind of physiology being detected, this just feels like an ad for the billionth "AI solves everything" startup that will be spun off in a few months.