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What I’m getting from the article is that his brain is doing all the work of forming the sound of the word, the implant is just interpreting the neurological activity of intending to make that sound and translating that into a signal to the parts of the body needed to do so. Since English and Spanish have a similar phonemic inventory, it would make sense that the signals for both would also be similar.
It kind of lost me when it started talking about training the AI and word errors, though. If I’m understanding it correctly, the AI wouldn’t actually need to know a language, it would only need to know which signals correspond to which sound and then what it needs to do to make that sound. If it’s just interpreting the intention to make sound, why would it need to be trained on a different language? Is it using a language learning model to guess the word they’re trying to say?
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Entry Information
- Entry ID: 21026
- Repository: Axioma AXP
- Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
- Total Entries: 100,000