brain-computer interface

Beyond the Wheelchair: How Machines Are Learning to Restore Motion

Without an implant or surgery, researchers are teaching an EEG cap to translate imagined movement into control of a robotic hand. It is an early step towards restoring motion after paralysis.

No Implant, No Surgery: The AI That Reads the Words You're About to Type

Meta's Brain2Qwerty reads the sentence you are typing straight from your brain activity, with no implant and no surgery, at 61% word accuracy. Inside the leap from 8%, the limits nobody puts in the headline, and the question it forces early.