Neuralink VOICE trial patient speaks again via brain-signal-decoded AI voice clone
Scobleizer · x · 2026-09-17
NeuraPod shared a special moment from a Neuralink VOICE trial: a patient speaks through an AI voice clone after his brain signals are decoded and translated into words.
The VOICE trial explores restoring speech for people who have lost it, combining BCI decoding with voice cloning — a striking, heartwarming application of embodied AI hardware.
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