Japan's scientists create world's AI-generated images using brain activity


TOKYO (Bernama-Xinhua): Japanese scientists have succeeded in creating the world's first mental images of objects and landscapes from human brain activity by using artificial intelligence (AI) technology, local media reported.

The team of scientists from the National Institutes for Quantum Science and Technology (QST) and other organisations were able to produce rough images of a leopard, with a recognisable mouth, ears, and spotted pattern, as well as objects like an airplane with red lights on its wings, Kyodo News reported Saturday.

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