Microsoft AI Tool Translates Thoughts into Text

 Microsoft AI Tool Translates Thoughts into Text


Microsoft’s groundbreaking project, MindWrite, is poised to revolutionize accessibility. Using advanced brainwave-sensing technology, this AI tool allows users to convert their thoughts into text in real time. Designed initially for individuals with physical disabilities, the tool promises to unlock a new level of freedom for users.

MindWrite uses non-invasive headsets to detect neural activity, which is then interpreted by AI algorithms. In trials, participants successfully typed up to 60 words per minute with only their thoughts.

Dr. Ahmed Patel, the lead researcher on the project, shared, “This technology breaks communication barriers for people with ALS, paralysis, or other conditions that prevent traditional typing or speech.”

While the technology is still in its early stages, Microsoft aims to refine its accuracy and expand its use cases to fields like education and virtual reality.

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