Scientists at the University of Texas at Austin have created a “semantic brain decoder” to guess someone’s thoughts based on ...

For one, it depends on how we train AI to associate a thought with the electrical activity that the thought generates. Two, ...

This new, noninvasive technique operates in a different way: by predicting words based on patterns in brain activity that aren’t directly connected with speech. The decoder can’t guess each word ...

If you are willing to lie very still in a giant metal tube for 16 hours and let magnets blast your brain as you listen, rapt, to hit podcasts, a computer just might be able to read your mind.

An artificial intelligence can decode words and sentences from brain activity with surprising — but still limited — accuracy. Using only a few seconds of brain activity data, the AI guesses ...

When we hear or read a string of words ... studies language comprehension—how the brain makes sense of language. She and her colleagues use AI to help understand human cognition.

The ability of machines to read our minds has been steadily progressing ... and the Chinese University of Hong Kong have shown that they can combine non-invasive brain scans and AI image generation ...

Researchers from the National University of Singapore and The Chinese University of Hong Kong claim to have created an AI that can reconstruct "high-quality" video from brain signals. As the ...

He said many AI systems so far can get good at a specific task but then don’t do as well when given another job to do, while the human brain shows more adaptability. But AI has shown it can ...

read MRI brain requests ... tumours can be accurately diagnosed during surgery in less than three minutes by combining advanced imaging technology with Artificial Intelligence (AI).

Read the full story. —Jessica Hamzelou You can read more about what happens to patients when their life-changing brain implants are removed against their wishes in the latest issue of The ...