It’s called electrocortiography, and it involves a surgical procedure that places groups of electrodes directly onto the surface of a patient’s brain. A science team has, for the first time, engaged a ...

The first human to have a Neuaralink computer chip surgically implanted in his brain, Noland Arbaugh, demonstrated how he uses his thoughts to move a computer cursor around a screen.

A brain–computer interface (BCI) is a promising and increasingly popular avenue for assisting and improving control following motor paralysis. People with paraplegia or quadriplegia, for example, have ...

The University of California, Los Angeles, developed this new BCI where an AI acts as a “co-pilot.” It works alongside users ...

A: According to what's written above, it sounds like your system may have been hijacked, but some of the details are atypical of such an act as well, so it's hard to say. For example, the fact that ...

Scientists working to perfect a thought-controlled computer cursor said they have achieved their best results yet, and are moving closer to creating a version that paralysis victims can use.

If the subjects recited "Mary had a little lamb" in their minds, for example, the cursor would move down. Calculating "50-3=47" would move the cursor up.

A new type of brain implant can allow a paralyzed person to learn how to control a computer cursor with their mind.

The coolest music video we've ever seen is also a feat of computer programming. The video crowdsources the cursor path of every viewer who watches it. As it plays, there are instructions for your ...