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AI Detects Autism and ADHD in 15 Minutes — Because Who Has Time for Doctors Anymore?
By: Dr. NeuroTik Tok, PhD (Honorary, self-issued)
Move over stethoscope.
Move over Freud.
Move over that one school counselor who said you had “gifted potential” while you were licking a doorknob.
Because here comes the future of neurodevelopmental diagnosis — and it’s wearing a sensor-glove that sees your inner dysfunction before your mother even does.
In a breakthrough so fast it might actually beat your attention span, researchers from Indiana University School of Medicine have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) tool that can detect ADHD and autism in just 15 minutes with a 70% accuracy rate — which is, coincidentally, slightly more reliable than your last therapist’s vacation plans.
The tool uses high-definition Bluetooth sensors to track involuntary micro-movements while participants reach for a touchscreen target 100 times.
Yes, that’s right.
You sit there.
You poke a screen like a caffeinated pigeon.
And voilà — science tells you whether you're neurotypical or one light flicker away from being recruited by Elon Musk’s Neuralink.
Diagnosis in a Flash… of Entropy
The system’s secret sauce? It detects kinematic variables such as roll, pitch, yaw (basically the same things pilots worry about) along with angular velocity and linear acceleration.
Essentially, your fidgeting is now big data. And it turns out, your subtle, twitchy chaos reveals whether you have ADHD, ASD, both, or just the personality of a TikTok algorithm.
The researchers, led by physicist-turned-brain-watcher Dr. Jorge V. José, concluded that random hand movements—yes, those same ones your teacher slapped a ruler over—hold "biometric entropy" that AI can analyze with deep learning models.
And for the first time in history, the diagnosis of complex neurological disorders is being served up by a wearable glove faster than your Uber Eats order.
Artificial Intelligence: The New School Psychologist?
Let’s be honest. The real-world diagnosis process is broken. U.S. autism centers are overwhelmed, some with 7-month waitlists. Meanwhile, parents across the country are burning sage and Googling “child doesn’t make eye contact but is a Roblox prodigy.”
Enter AI.
With a mean accuracy of 71.48%, this glove-based diagnosis model could upend the traditional psychiatric bottleneck. It not only determines whether your child is neurodivergent but also grades their severity.
In short: your kid may now receive a brain report card before they learn to tie their shoelaces.
But wait—there’s more! It also outputs data on your cognitive entropy. Meaning, AI is now capable of saying: "Congratulations, your brain is basically a jazz solo played by a squirrel.”
Trump Comments
“They told me it diagnoses kids in 15 minutes? I used to do that in 10. Tremendous instincts. I’d just look at them. Boom. ADHD. Done.”
“Look, I’ve worn a lot of gloves—golf gloves, winter gloves, Melania’s fashion gloves—but diagnostic gloves? That’s next level. Joe Biden’s brain wouldn’t even register on that thing. Blank screen. Believe me.”
“We’re gonna put these gloves on the border. They’ll detect crazy people faster than Kamala Harris running from responsibility.”
But Wait — Is This the Scientific Equivalent of a Tarot Reading?
Psychologists, understandably, are cautious. Dr. Anna Van Meter from NYU called the tech “promising, but very preliminary,” which in science-speak is code for “cool toy, don’t cancel your psychiatrist yet.”
With a small sample size and mostly older participants (average age: nearly 24), critics argue this study is far from being FDA-approved, school-ready tech. Also, 20% of participant data was unusable, possibly because someone forgot to charge the Bluetooth glove. Or maybe they just rage-quit at hand poke number 57.
Top Comment Picks
@NeuroDaddy69: “Wait. So a glove knows more about my kid than five pediatricians, a school IEP team, and my mother-in-law? Makes sense.”
@FidgetSpinner420: “I just wore the glove for fun and it diagnosed me as ‘highly chaotic energy’ and recommended therapy and a VPN.”
@KarenFromHR: “Does this glove also detect when a coworker is faking ADHD for Adderall access? Asking for productivity purposes.”
@ElonStoleMyDog: “Plot twist: this whole thing was secretly a beta test for Tesla’s next driver attention system.”
Final Thought
Welcome to the era of “shut up and wear the glove.”
We now live in a timeline where AI can detect your cognitive quirks from random muscle twitches, where Bluetooth knows more about your brain than your parents do, and where sensor data might become a school admission prerequisite.
Are we moving toward a world where everyone gets diagnosed, categorized, and labeled like Pokémon types? Possibly. But at least now you can get diagnosed before lunch.
It’s science, baby. And it’s wearing gloves.
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