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- Researchers made an AI tool.
- It helps non-autistic people understand autistic people.
- Autistic people can speak more directly.
- They may not use body language.
- Non-autistic people may expect indirect speech.
- The tool shows different ways to speak.
- Users can see clearer and friendlier wording.
- People can learn to change their words.
- This helps at work and social life.
- Practice makes future conversations easier.
Difficult words
- researcher — A person who studies and finds information.Researchers
- autistic — A person with a condition affecting social communication.non-autistic
- understand — To know the meaning of someone or something.
- directly — In a clear and honest way without hints.
- indirect — Not said in a clear or direct way.
- body language — Movements and gestures people use when speaking.
- wording — The choice of words in a sentence or message.
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Discussion questions
- Do you prefer direct or indirect speech?
- Would clearer wording help you at work?
- Do you use body language when you talk?
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