Mind-reading tech aims to make AI actually intelligent
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“Scientists have developed a brain-computer interface that detects brainwaves to identify when a user is frustrated with an AI's response. This system aims to allow AI to recognize when it has misunderstood a prompt and correct itself in real time.”
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