<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>Researchers at the University of Technology Sydney are using ChatGPT and AI to support stroke survivors with aphasia, a language disorder affecting communication.</li><li>Nathan Johnston, a stroke survivor, has improved his communication using ChatGPT, moving from single-word messages to composing texts and emails.</li><li>Students at UTS assist Johnston in using ChatGPT during therapy sessions to create more complex and meaningful messages, marking significant progress for aphasia patients.</li><li>While AI tools like ChatGPT offer great potential in improving communication for individuals with aphasia, challenges exist, such as adapting to polished tones and ensuring accessibility for all users.</li></ul>

How ChatGPT is giving stroke survivors a new way to communicate

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