AI-Powered Brain Implant Restores Speech in Paralyzed Man
In a remarkable medical feat, doctors in the U.S. have implanted a brain-computer interface in a paralyzed man, allowing him to speak again. The AI system deciphers his brain signals and generates realistic synthetic speech, offering hope for improved communication for people with neurological disorders.
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