According to a recent UTS article, researchers at the GrapheneX-UTS Human-centric Artificial Intelligence Centre, part of the University of Technology Sydney, have unveiled a groundbreaking portable, non-invasive system that translates silent thoughts into text. The technology, showcased at the NeurIPS conference, involves participants silently reading text passages while wearing a cap that records electrical brain activity through an EEG. An AI model named DeWave then segments the EEG wave, capturing specific characteristics and patterns from the brain to translate them into words and sentences.
Portable Mind-Reading AI That Translates Thoughts into Text
Scientists have created a device that turns silent thoughts into text, offering new possibilities for those unable to speak due to illness or injury.
Dec 19, 2023
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