A brain-computer interface reads electrical signals from the brain and translates them into commands for computers or devices — letting people control technology by thought. This hub follows the AI systems and research advancing this field.
Meta's non-invasive AI system translates brain activity to typed text with 61% word accuracy — nearly eight times better than prior implant-free approaches — targeting people who cannot communicate due to brain injuries.
Read more →A brain-computer interface reads electrical signals directly from the brain and translates them into commands for computers or devices — letting people control technology by thought alone. Here is how it works and where the technology stands.
Read more →Meta's non-invasive AI system converts MEG brain recordings into typed text at 61% word accuracy — a seven-fold leap over prior non-invasive approaches and a step toward surgery-free brain-computer interfaces.
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