Unraveling the mysteries of the human mind, Japanese researchers have developed a "brain decoding" technology, leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) to translate human brain activity into mental images of objects and landscapes.
Led by a team from the National Institutes for Quantum Science and Technology (QST) and Osaka University, this approach produced vivid depictions such as a distinct leopard with discernible features like ears, mouth, and spots and objects like an airplane with red-wing lights.
Past research has managed to recreate images people have seen by analyzing their brain activity. However, making these mental images visible to others is still difficult.
Only a few studies have successfully shown mental images, and these images were usually limited to certain categories like human faces, letters, or shapes.
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