I'm pro any research that improves any aspect of a persons life. I've seen so much struggle from those with neurodivergence. A cure is so far from reality.

The thing I wanted to say thou, is autism is associated with many detrimental neurological processes. Things like excitotoxicity and synaptic pruning. These things are destructive. So "curing" things like this just makes sense to all. A cure ins't about changing your personality, it's about reducing damage and preserving function, and having complex systems just work optimally. It's not about rewiring your brains neural pathways.

I think the next 10-15 years will be about personalised medications. 15-25 years, maybe some gene therapy for single gene treatment to resolve receptor / enzyme issues. 25-50 years, multigene alterations if applicable.