Synthetic Speech Generated from Brain Recordings
New Technology is a Stepping Stone to a Neural Speech Prosthesis, Researchers Say
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A new virtual-voice generator can translate brain signals into mostly intelligible speech, with no muscle movement needed https://t.co/tjTW8Z9DeZ
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"We want to create technologies that can reproduce speech directly from human brain activity." Research from the lab of Edward Chang MD @UCSF @nature; reported by @medpagetoday @judyreports #brain #neurology https://t.co/VvgadHXQMf
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Excited to finally share these findings with the world ! Work with @joshchartier and the wonderful Chang Lab @UCSF, now in @nature. https://t.co/ZAaboCPpOz