From brain waves to words: a new path to communication without surgery

Meta researchers have developed brain two-qwerty, a non-invasive system that translates brain waves directly into text. Unlike existing brain-computer interfaces that require surgical implants, this approach uses external sensors to decode neural activity. The technology could expand communication access for people with paralysis or speech disabilities. According to Meta's AI research team, the system demonstrates how artificial intelligence can bridge the gap between thought and text without invasive procedures.

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