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What Your Phone Knows Could Help Scientists Understand Your Health | Stanford HAI
- Stanford released an open-source Screenomics platform to study the ‘screenome’ while protecting participant privacy.
- The tool supports more than 20 data types, configurable through a drag-and-drop interface without coding.
- Data is stored in HIPAA-compliant databases with automatic backend provisioning for ease of use.
- Privacy measures include IRB and Google Play Store approvals and thorough informed consent.
- Researchers aim to translate screenome data into actionable health interventions with AI.
- The platform was developed to help researchers ask questions about how daily digital life intersects with health.
- The platform operates with a user-friendly front-end console for study configuration.
- The system has HIPAA-compliant storage and secure, scalable backend infrastructure.
- The Screenomics project builds on years of work analyzing how digital behavior relates to mental health and well-being.
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