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Artificial Intelligence, Automation, and Extended Reality in Speech-Language Pathology: Integrating Technology Into Clinical Practice

Section II: Artificial Intelligence In Speech-Language Pathology

Foundations in Artificial Intelligence In Speech-Language Pathology
Yao Du, Lori Price, and Kathryn Lubniewski.

The Future of Artificial Intelligence In Speech-Language Pathology
Lori Price, Kathryn Lubniewski, and Yao Du.

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