Technology to convert brain signals into speech developed by Columbia University scientists
System uses a computer algorithm similar to those used in smart assistants, such as Apple Siri and Amazon Echo
When people speak, measureable patterns of activity appear in their brain. Image via Pixabay
Scientists at Columbia University have developed technology that, they claim, is able to convert thoughts into recognisable speech. The system uses speech synthesisers and artificial intelligence (AI)...
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