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Interpreting Autistic Cues Is Difficult, a Teen Built an App That’s Helping Hundreds of Families

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Watching adults misunderstand the cues of his autistic cousin, a teen taught himself machine learning to build technology that could help them. His solution has more than 700 users in 12 countries, reaching families through autism therapy centers—all while remaining free. Kora, a free app that helps parents and caregivers…  | Written by Andy Corbley | Good News Network | Read full story at Read More

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