Ann Johnson, who lost her ability to speak after suffering a stroke, has become the first person to use a groundbreaking brain implant that translates neural activity into speech in real time.
Developed by researchers in California, this revolutionary technology uses artificial intelligence to recreate Johnson’s original voice, allowing her to communicate more naturally than ever before. The system represents a major breakthrough in brain-computer interfaces, offering new hope to individuals with severe paralysis or speech impairments.
By decoding brain signals and converting them into audible speech almost instantly, this innovation marks a significant step forward in assistive communication technology, paving the way for more accessible and personalized solutions for those who have lost their voice.-AirMedia Broadcast
