Neuralink posts thought-to-speech trial clip decoding "I love you" from brain signals
rohanpaul_ai · x · 2026-09-17
Neuralink released a clinical trial clip showcasing its thought-to-speech capability: the brain implant decodes a participant's intent in real time and speaks "I-I love you." This marks a step beyond cursor-type control toward direct speech decoding, potentially letting paralyzed patients speak again through the interface.
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