Row 17671

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Nothing to do with a brain implant giving you the ability to speak a language you don’t know.

Basically, when it comes to making a brain implant that allows paralyzed people to speak, how does that work for someone who’s bilingual? The researchers found that the signals sent for creating sounds was similar between languages, so giving an implant to someone who speaks both English and Spanish, training the implant to recognize English sounds also helped it to recognize Spanish sounds. This will help to develop implants that allow a paralyzed bilingual person to speak both/all of the languages they know

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text Nothing to do with a brain implant giving you the ability to speak a language you don’t know. Basically, when it comes to making a brain implant that allows paralyzed people to speak, how does that work for someone who’s bilingual? The researchers found that the signals sent for creating sounds was similar between languages, so giving an implant to someone who speaks both English and Spanish, training the implant to recognize English sounds also helped it to recognize Spanish sounds. This will …
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