A new study published in Science Advances has introduced a breakthrough called “Mind Captioning” — a brain-to-text system that can translate human thoughts into structured sentences using fMRI brain scans.
Key points:
- Developed by researchers led by Tomoyasu Horikawa.
- Decodes brain activity into descriptive text of what a person sees or imagines.
- Works even when traditional language regions are excluded.
- Could open new doors for assistive communication and brain-computer interfaces.
Still in early stages, but the results hint at a future where machines may truly understand — and give voice to — human thought.
📎 Source: Science Advances