WATCH | AI tool may help stroke survivors speak again
New AI tech may help some people speak again, according to a study in the journal Nature.
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New AI tech may help some people speak again, according to a study in the journal Nature.
Decoding language and facial expressions from brain signals using artificial intelligence means that scientists could soon "read minds," a neurosurgeon said.
Discover how artificial intelligence and brain-computer interfaces are giving voice to those who've lost the ability to communicate naturally.
Artificial Intelligence is helping people with strokes and other debilitating illnesses produce speech and even subtle facial expressions. The brain-interface technology is a world first developed at the Chang Lab at the University of California Berkeley.
A woman who was paralyzed and unable to speak for 18 years after a stroke has regained her voice and facial expressions thanks to a groundbreaking technology that uses a brain implant and artificial intelligence to translate her thoughts into speech and emotions. https://youtu.be/bHzj8Y7fN3U?si=KXvSiETsFcUZKInZ A woman who lost her ability to speak after a stroke…