Meta's non-invasive brain-to-text AI is closing the gap with surgical implants

Meta's FAIR team has developed the Brain2Qwerty v2 technology, which translates brain activity into written text without the need for surgical procedures. This method relies on reading magnetic signals outside the skull to reconstruct what a person is attempting to write. Although clinical use for paralyzed patients is still a way off, accuracy improves with each additional recording. This technology is revolutionary as it eliminates the need for implanting devices, thereby reducing surgical risks. AI agents that have written their own code have also contributed to enhancing system performance.