Woman Left Paralyzed After Stroke Can Now Communicate Through Digital Avatar Powered by AI, Brain Implants

Woman Left Paralyzed After Stroke Can Now Communicate Through Digital Avatar Powered by AI, Brain Implants
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A woman who was left severely paralyzed after suffering a stroke has been able to communicate again thanks to ground-breaking technology using artificial intelligence (AI) developed by researchers at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), and the University of California (UC), Berkeley.

Ann Johnson, a 47-year-old former high school math teacher in Canada, has been severely paralyzed since suffering a brainstem stroke at the age of 30.

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