Actor Lee Joon-young, who is highly popular for his popularity of 'I got tricked' and 'Weak Hero Class2', will show another ...

According to study co-lead author Cheol Jun Cho, the neuroprosthesis intercepts signals where the thought is translated into articulation and, in the middle of that, motor control. This technology ...

I don’t think I’ll be able to watch this scene later.” Roh Jeong Eui also takes behind-the-scenes photos with Cho Jun Young on set, posing sweetly together for the camera. For the last photo ...

Other researchers who participated in this landmark neuroscience study include Karunesh Ganguly, Kaylo Littlejohn, Cheol Jun Cho, Jessie Liu, Alexander Silva, Bohan Yu, Vanessa R. Anderson ...

The deployment of gen AI in a few different ways allowed researchers to make improvements in neuroprosthesis that might have taken far longer, said Cheol Jun Cho, a UC Berkeley Ph.D. student in ...

Both Littlejohn and Cheol Jun Cho, the other co-lead author of the study and UC Berkeley graduate student, noted how the technology used in the study was inspired by Automatic Speech Recognition ...

According to the study’s co-load author Cheol Jun Cho, neuroprotheses works by sampling neural data from the motor cortex, a part of the brain that controls speech and then uses AI to decode these ...

“The same algorithm can be used across different modalities provided a good signal is there.” According to study co-lead author Cheol Jun Cho, who is also a UC Berkeley Ph.D. student in electrical ...

“The result is more naturalistic, fluent speech synthesis,” said Anumanchipalli. Co-lead author Cheol Jun Cho, a Berkeley Ph.D student in electrical engineering and computer sciences, says the ...

This initial data collection phase allowed researchers to begin decoding her thoughts. Credit: Cheol Jun Cho “We are essentially intercepting signals where the thought is translated into ...

"We are essentially intercepting signals where the thought is translated into articulation and in the middle of that motor control," said co-lead author Cheol Jun Cho, UC Berkeley PhD student in ...