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Brain-Computer Interfaces for speech just overcame their largest challenge — latency. Researchers from UC Berkeley and UC San Francisco have developed a new streaming approach using AI models that allows near real-time speech, a massive breakthrough from the previous 8-second delay for a single sentence. Read ➡️

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