Audiologists

ASHA, in collaboration with its members and certificate holders, will continue to educate audiologists and speech-language pathologists (SLPs) about the uses of generative AI through articles, research symposia, and professional development resources.

AI is changing the conversation around hearing care. From real-time captioning to new communication support tools, speech recognition technology is improving quickly — but not every innovation translates cleanly into clinical value. This brief takes a closer look at where the technology stands today, where it may fit in hearing care, and what audiologists should consider as these solutions continue to gain attention.

The California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo (Cal Poly) Digital Transformation Hub (DxHub), powered by Amazon Web Services (AWS), has collaborated with the Public Health Informatics Institute in a project involving Mass Eye and Ear, Boston Children’s Hospital and Massachusetts Universal Newborn Hearing Screening (UNHS) Program to build an innovative solution that leverages generative artificial intelligence (AI) to automate the classification of pediatric audiology reports. Audiologists across the U.S.

AI-powered hearing aids now allow audiologists to make remote adjustments to your device settings. This means changes can be made without an in-person visit.

AI is improving hearing aid performance ... user outcomes. Audiologists see potential in AI-assisted testing and office management, but insist on clinician oversight to ensure accuracy and personalized care....

Watch how Fluer helps small businesses automate marketing, branding, and content—effortlessly. If you're looking for more control over tone and brand voice, Jasper.ai is another AI-powered writing assistant. It allows audiologists to create persuasive ad copy, landing pages, and even print brochures with smart templates designed to convert.