News Summary

• A brain-computer interface (BCI) successfully decoded inner speech with roughly 74% accuracy.
• The system tapped directly into the motor cortex, where inner speech lives as a scaled-down mirror of spoken words.
• The most startling revelation is that a thought keyword could activate the computer.
• Stop thinking it, and the system falls silent.
• If a system can decode counting, what happens when the signal is applied to other structured inner speech?
• Silent rehearsals.
• Mental lists.
• The lyrics you hum in your head.
• These are not random neuron firings.
• They are patterns.
• And AI, if given access, is very good at recognizing patterns.