INNOFAIR workshop plan
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One-line gist. The formal workshop submission — title, theme, seven perspectives, full
speaker biographies, talk titles in programme order, expected audience, and the argument
for why the workshop matters.
Key claims
- Title. “Precision Psychiatry, Translated: Speech, Avatars, and the Path to Clinical AI.” English-language, hybrid.
- Seven perspectives are to be connected: precision psychiatry (biological, immunological, registry-, biobank- and omics-informed), clinical psychiatry (BPD, psychotherapy process, social cognition, emotion regulation), neurolinguistics (temporal characteristics of spontaneous speech), multimodal AI (verbal and non-verbal behaviour during structured clinical interaction such as ADOS-2), a translational case (Argus Cognitive and Neurora), avatar and human–AI interaction (self-, partner- and group-models), and innovation (which solutions realistically become viable medtech startups). An eighth thread closes the set: the information structure backing research, development and test phases using AI technologies.
- Expected outcome. A concrete map of collaboration opportunities linking ELTE, Semmelweis University, Szeged University, international clinical and AI partners, Argus Cognitive, and the Hungarian healthtech ecosystem, focused on scalable, sustainable and clinically grounded digital tools. → Ecosystem map
- Organizer. András Lőrincz, lorincz@inf.elte.hu.
Notable details
- Speech Gap “can distinguish people suffering from psychiatric problems and typical subjects in diverse cases. Its sensitivity has been proven in Hungarian and in English.” Note the safeguards framing: this describes demonstrated sensitivity, not stand-alone diagnostic validity.
- Prof. Dr. János Kálmán, a prominent Hungarian psychiatrist, was honoured by Gedeon Richter Plc with the Richter Merit Medal for his development of the Speech-GAP Test®.
- Full biographies supplied for all six confirmed speakers, listed alphabetically in the source and in programme order in the plan section.
- Why it matters: growing mental-health demand among children, adolescents and elderly people while psychiatric services are overloaded; low-cost, privacy-preserving tools could support early screening, triage, longitudinal monitoring and timely referral without replacing the clinician.
Pages touched by this source
INNOFAIR workshop programme (created) · Precision psychiatry · András Lőrincz · Zsolt Unoka · Gábor Gosztolya · Bruno Melício · Michael E. Benros · Erik Szabó
Open questions raised by this source
- None stated.