Scientists in Japan may have made a groundbreaking discovery of AI!
Researchers from Osaka University have reportedly developed an algorithm that can "read" our minds and recreate the images we see. The AI-powered algorithm was able to reconstruct approximately 1,000 images from brain scans, with a remarkable accuracy of 80%.
The AI showed people pictures of objects like a toy bear, an aircraft, a clock, and a train. They then obtained magnetic resonance images (MRI) of the subjects' brains as they looked at the objects. By studying these brain scans, the AI was able to reproduce the images the subjects had seen.
This could deepen our understanding of how the brain processes images to helping us better communicate with people who can't speak or move.
The AI showed people pictures of objects like a toy bear, an aircraft, a clock, and a train. They then obtained magnetic resonance images (MRI) of the subjects' brains as they looked at the objects. By studying these brain scans, the AI was able to reproduce the images the subjects had seen.
This could deepen our understanding of how the brain processes images to helping us better communicate with people who can't speak or move.
