Predicting the onset of anxiety disorders in adolescence using artificial intelligence

The work of Luc Martinot and Eric Artiges, INSERM researchers at the Centre Borelli, is featured on the CNRS website. They identify the most predictive warning signs of the onset of anxiety disorders in young adults during adolescence.

Published on 22 January 2023

Artificial intelligence at the service of psychiatrists

Artificial intelligence has allowed Luc Martinot et Eric Artiges to identify warning signs and consequently to detect individuals at high risk of developing clinical anxiety.

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Prédire l’apparition de troubles anxieux dès l’adolescence grâce à l’intelligence artificielle

Developmental Trajectories & Psychiatry (INSERM U1299)

Using mathematical modeling and large databases, the team is studying the multimodal characteristics of psychiatric disorders with a neurodevelopmental component.

Inserm U 1299 : Developmental Trajectories & Psychiatry

The team's activities focus on the multimodal characteristics of psychiatric disorders with a neurodevelopmental component and involve cohorts of typically developing youth, individuals at risk for mood disorders and addiction, and social brain abnormalities in autism spectrum disorders.