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What happened
Meta has a new system called Brain2Qwerty that can read what you're thinking in sentence form. You wear a helmet-like device that detects brain activity, and it translates those signals into text — no needles, no surgery, nothing implanted.
Why it matters
The context behind the story.
Right now it works about 61% of the time, which sounds low, but this is a massive leap for a completely non-invasive device. For people who are paralyzed or have lost the ability to speak, this kind of technology could give them a voice back — without ever going under the knife.
Takeaway
We're not quite at mind-reading, but we're close enough to see it from here.
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