Following a world-first surgery that involved implanting an artificial intelligence-powered brain implant that reads his thoughts and movement intentions and transfers them to an additional implant in his abdomen that stimulates the appropriate muscles to cause his body to move as his brain commands, a 46-year-old Swiss man who was paralyzed after falling on ice has some movement again.

Paralysed man uses AI to control his limbs

Anything is possible nowadays. All you need to do is just think and technological advancements will do the rest. Well, we are not kidding, it’s true. A paralysed man, who was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), has been able to make a post on social media “using only direct thought” in Australia on Thursday.

Implant helps paralysed man make social media post with just thought in Australia

A new study called Brain-Computer Interface Restoration of Arm and Voice (BRAVO) has successfully converted the brainwaves of a paralysed man into proper sentences.

Researchers in US convert brainwaves of a paralysed man into sentences

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