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A Regina woman who lost her ability to speak after a stroke is getting her voice back with the help of AI-powered technology that can translate her brain signals into speech.
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The experimental interface allows the patient to communicate through a digital avatar, and it's faster than her current system
More than 18 years after a stroke took away her ability to speak, a Regina woman is getting her voice back thanks to a brain implant and groundbreaking artificial intelligence-driven technology.
A woman who was left unable to speak following a stroke just regained her voice, thanks to artificial intelligence.