Personally, my belief is that within our lifetimes, we'll see medication that targets stuttering a bit more directly, and have minimal side-effects (as opposed to second generation antipsychotics that work to a degree but come with a host of side-effects). The recent advances in AI, as well as its increased adoption across medical spaces has made me all the more optimistic. Given the multivariate nature of stuttering, it's also quite likely that such a medication might also target a number of other accompanying behaviours like cluttering, anxiety.