Meta releases open‑source brain‑scanning system that reads sentences non‑invasively

Meta announced a new brain‑scanning platform that can interpret spoken sentences from neural activity. The system operates without surgical implants, using non‑invasive imaging techniques. It leverages artificial intelligence models to translate brain signals into text. Meta has published the software stack as open‑source for researchers. The open‑source release includes data processing pipelines and model weights. The goal is to advance human‑computer communication and brain‑computer interfaces. Researchers can now experiment with the technology without proprietary restrictions. Future work will focus on improving accuracy and expanding language coverage.