Speech From Brain Signals

Author:
Edward Chang, M.D.
Professor and Vice Chair of Neurological Surgery
Jeanne Robertson Distinguished Professor
William K. Bowes Jr Biomedical Investigator
Co-Director, Center for Neural Engineering and Prostheses at UC Berkeley and UCSF
Weill Institute of Neurosciences
University of California, San Francisco

[jesusrytps]

Imagine Steven Hawking speaking at the speed of thought

[fincrazydragon]

It would be interesting to see if you could use this to record what you say in your dreams.

[Maxmax]

Now do this but with human emotions, and that would be on the same innovational level of the discovery of fire.

[zealotdraws]

I've thought about things like this, I want to actually get some brain wave scanners and use a neural network to make something similar for people who can speak for them selves

[green_light_]

Thank you for this amazing research and may we all prosper with love, intelligence and great health ❤️ 💜 💖

[MiXBOY.]

I thing that the reason the vocal tone sounds lower from the synthesised speech may possibly be due to us tending to think in the mind with a bit of a deeper voice than we speak with as the voice in our mind is an emulation/ imma ration of how we actually sound to outselves and to others, just a thought 💭

[ginaconferso]

Wow this is so interesting, I would like to learn more about this a lot will be helped by this... Amazing

[madhavaraob]

hello JAMA network do you have neural mind voice device which can reproduce sound from mind neuro voice through output device

[rolandorodriguez]

Imagine if they build a machine that can read people thoughts by scaning the brain alone.