Brain scans may soon read your thoughts By Amy Minsky Canwest News Service Posted August 13, 2009 12:29 pm 3 min read ...

In total, 869 waking reports, 157 N2 reports, and 107 REM sleep reports were scored. High-thought trials were more frequent in waking reports (75%), than either N2 sleep reports (45%) or REM sleep ...

And the feat required the conscious cooperation of both participants, who had to be trained for the task. Scientists have succeeded in transmitting thoughts from one brain to another.

A team of researchers have developed an algorithm that lets an AI-powered ‘brain decoder’ trained on one person translate another’s thoughts with minimal training.

Toyota-sponsored researchers in Japan unveiled a brain-machine interface system on Monday that allows a person to use thoughts to direct the motion of a wheelchair.

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