Brain Scanner Can Tell What You're Looking At
Tell me what you see. On second thought, don't: A computer will soon be able to do it, simply by analyzing the activity of your brain. That's the promise of a decoding system unveiled this week in Nature by neuroscientists from the University of California at Berkeley.
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