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Meta’s non-invasive brain scanner decodes typed sentences

By Meridian48 News Desk · Summarised from Hacker News ·

Meta researchers developed Brain2Qwerty, an AI system that reconstructs typed sentences from non-invasive brain scans using MEG and EEG. The model achieved a 32% character error rate on MEG data, outperforming prior methods. Meta open-sourced the code and models to accelerate research in brain-computer interfaces.

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Impressive progress, but the 32% error rate and need for a shielded MEG scanner keep this far from practical consumer use.
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