Stanford creates brain implant that decodes thoughts, requires mental password

Scientists have created a brain implant that can decode a person's inner thoughts with 74% accuracy, but only after they mentally 'speak' a personalized password, with one participant using the phrase 'Chitty-Chitty-Bang-Bang.'
The Stanford University team, in research published in Cell, developed this brain-computer interface to help people who struggle to speak due to paralysis or limited muscle control. — Read the rest
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