🔒 A step away from telepathy
Imagine a technology that transforms your thoughts into text without uttering a single word—thanks to AI and semantic decoders, it’s already a reality that’s changing the future of communication.
In Christopher Nolan’s Inception, characters delve into other people’s dreams to explore the deepest recesses of their minds. The plot, which at the time of the film’s release seemed like an artistic fantasy, is starting to look increasingly more realistic. We are approaching a point where we’ll be able to read human thoughts.
Researchers at the University of Texas at Austin have developed a semantic decoder that converts brain activity into a stream of text, thereby enabling communication without the need to speak or write. And the best is that it’s all done without needing to implant any devices!
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