Terrifying, This Scientist Claims to Have Created AI That Can Read Human Thoughts

Ngeri, Ilmuwan Ini Klaim Sudah Ciptakan AI yang Bisa Baca Pikiran Manusia

Terrifying, This Scientist Claims to Have Created AI that Can Read Human Minds.

The following 'Bahasa' text translated to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "A team of researchers from the Center for Artificial Intelligence, University of Technology Sydney (UTS), has successfully created portable and non-invasive artificial intelligence technology. This technology is capable of translating human thoughts into text, a first-time achievement. This research initiative is led by Professor CT Lin, who serves as the Director of GrapheneX-UTS HAI Centre, with contributions from Yiqun Duan and Jinzhou Zhou from the Faculty of Engineering and IT UTS."

They utilize artificial intelligence technology as a means of communication aid for individuals who have difficulty speaking due to conditions such as stroke or paralysis.

Terrifying, This Scientist Claims to Have Created AI That Can Read Human Thoughts

The tool will operate by using a cap that records electrical activity in the brain through the user's scalp, known as electroencephalography (EEG). According to Techxplore on Friday (15/12), EEG waves will record the specific characteristics and patterns of the human brain. Therefore, an artificial intelligence model called DeWave will interpret the EEG results into words and sentences after studying the recorded EEG data.

If the signal is detected, effective communication such as controlling bionic arms or robots will occur.

"This research is pioneering in translating EEG waves into sentences, and as a sign of significant breakthrough in this field,"
The translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving the HTML tags is: Spoken by Director of GrapheneX-UTS HAI Centre, Yiqun Duan.

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However, this research is still in the process of further testing. Researchers at UTS plan to involve 29 participants to examine the variations of EEG waves generated by each individual.

"We think this is because when the brain processes words that are semantically similar, it may produce similar brain wave patterns. Despite the challenges, our model provides meaningful results, aligning keywords and forming similar sentence structures."

The translation of the given text while preserving the HTML tags is: "said the Director of GrapheneX-UTS HAI Centre, Yiqun Duan."

Still in the Trial Phase

Due to still being in further testing phase, the score result of this trial only reaches 40% in BLEU-1, especially in terms of translation. The score will assess the accuracy of the text and translation from each available reference.

As a response, the researchers are currently working to improve language translation capabilities to achieve approximately 90% voice recognition. This is important because this research is part of the collaboration between UTS and the Australian Defense Force, which aims to utilize brainwaves as a driver for quadruped robots.

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Terrifying, This Scientist Claims to Have Created AI that Can Read Human Minds.

"This research is pioneering in translating EEG waves into sentences, and as a sign of significant breakthrough in this field,"The translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving the HTML tags is: Spoken by Director of GrapheneX-UTS HAI Centre, Yiqun Duan.

"We think this is because when the brain processes words that are semantically similar, it may produce similar brain wave patterns. Despite the challenges, our model provides meaningful results, aligning keywords and forming similar sentence structures."

Still in the Trial Phase

"This research is pioneering in translating EEG waves into sentences, and as a sign of significant breakthrough in this field,"
The translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving the HTML tags is: Spoken by Director of GrapheneX-UTS HAI Centre, Yiqun Duan.