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German and U.S. researchers have decoded natural continuously spoken speech from brain waves and transformed it into text — a step toward communication with computers or humans by thought alone.
Their “Brain-to-Text” system recorded signals from an electrocorticographic (ECoG)* electrode array located on relevant surfaces of the frontal and temporal lobes of the cerebral cortex of seven epileptic patients, who participated voluntarily in the study during their clinical treatment.
The patients read sample text (from a limited set of words) aloud during the study. Machine learning algorithms were then used to extract the most likely word sequence from the signals, and automatic speech-to-text methods created the text output. The system achieved word error rates as low as 25% and phone (instances of phonemes in utterances) error rates below 50%.
The researchers suggest that the Brain-to-Text system might lead to a speech-communication method for locked-in (unable to communicate) patients in the future.
originally posted by: WeRpeons
a reply to: Kapusta
I see a day in the future where schools will be a thing of the past. Kids will sit in a chair with wires attached to their skulls while a mass of information is downloaded into their brains. The future population will be made up of Einstein's and the result of that will be unimaginable technology. The big question is, at what age do you start the download? I can't imagine parents having the ability to control little smart asses.
originally posted by: WeRpeons
I see a day in the future where schools will be a thing of the past. Kids will sit in a chair with wires attached to their skulls while a mass of information is downloaded into their brains. The future population will be made up of Einstein's and the result of that will be unimaginable technology. The big question is, at what age do you start the download? I can't imagine parents having the ability to control little smart asses.
originally posted by: Kapusta
That might have to be what we will have to do to keep Ahead of A.I .
but then again to much information might drive someone nuts , they would have to take it in slow , as if they were going to regular school.
Only the privileged would be allowed to have advanced knowledge.
I think I just started writing an outline to a book