Neuralink VOICE trial lets speechless patient say "I love you" in his own voice

Around September 17, Neuralink officially released a VOICE trial clip: Terry, who lost speech to ALS, used a brain implant to decode neural signals in real time, translate them into text, and drive AI voice cloning—saying "I-I love you" in a synthetic voice close to his own. It is another landmark case of brain-computer interfaces restoring speech, marking Neuralink's move from typing and cursor control toward real-time speech decoding.

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