The talk on the town.

This Unite.AI article explores how Kintsugi’s mental-health voice analysis technology unexpectedly revealed a highly accurate method for detecting AI-generated speech, highlighting a new approach to deepfake detection grounded in real human voice.

In The Infinite Loop’s look at AI in mental health care, Kintsugi is featured for its voice-based technology that detects indicators of depression and anxiety from speech, highlighting how scalable AI tools can support earlier mental health insights while prompting discussion about their role in care.

Kintsugi joins ODF’s list of Top Companies for 2025 — a recognition reserved for the top 1% of startups founded by ODF alumni.

In a Horasis editorial on the importance of impact-driven companies during global instability, Kintsugi is spotlighted for its work in advancing mental health through voice-based technology. The piece highlights how Kintsugi is expanding access to care by enabling earlier detection of depression and anxiety through vocal biomarkers.

In an HCAMag article exploring the rise of quiet quitting in Japan, Kintsugi CEO Grace Chang is quoted on how AI can support the country’s efforts to address workplace stress and recover from its overwork crisis. She highlights Japan’s use of technology as a potential blueprint for building healthier, more sustainable work environments worldwide.