MIT Develops AI System to Control Human Movement
askerlee · x · 2026-07-09
The post mentions that MIT has developed an AI system capable of controlling human movements. It can move your fingers and even "help you play the piano" without you actually knowing how to play the piece. The system sends signals to the muscles via a wrist pad, executing hand movements based entirely on the AI's decisions.
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