Avast ye! This mind-reading contraption, powered by AI, can turn yer thoughts into writin'! Blimey, ain't that a sight to behold!
2023-12-26
Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson be tellin' ye 'bout the latest fancy gadgetry crafted by these clever landlubber researchers. They've gone and fashioned a portable contraption, aye, one that can fathom the thoughts ye keep hushed and transform 'em into words on a page. Blimey!
Imagine if you could communicate with anyone without saying a word, just by thinking. That’s the promise of a new technology called DeWave, developed by researchers from the University of Technology Sydney (UTS). DeWave is a portable, non-invasive system that can decode silent thoughts and turn them into text. It uses an electroencephalogram (EEG) cap to record electrical brain activity and an artificial intelligence (AI) model to translate that activity into words and sentences.The technology could be a game-changer for people who are unable to speak due to illness or injury, as well as for seamless communication between humans and machines. Unlike previous methods, DeWave does not require surgery or the use of large, expensive MRI machines. It is more accessible and convenient.
DeWave is the first technology to incorporate discrete encoding techniques in the brain-to-text translation process, opening new frontiers in neuroscience and AI. In tests with 29 participants, DeWave achieved a high degree of accuracy in translating EEG signals into words and sentences.
While the technology still has room for improvement, the researchers hope to achieve a level of translation accuracy comparable to traditional language translation or speech recognition programs. They believe that DeWave has the potential to revolutionize communication, assistive technology, and human-machine interaction.
The researchers plan to continue their research and development of the technology and welcome feedback and suggestions from the public. DeWave is an exciting innovation with promising results and exciting possibilities.