AI & Enterprise
KAIST develops AI that reads intentions from brainwaves without words
Researchers have developed AI technology that identifies a person’s intentions through brainwaves and adjusts its own behaviour without spoken or physical cues. KAIST said the team led by Sang Wan Lee developed a brain-computer interface technique called Neural Value Alignment with Microsoft Research Asia. The system distinguishes different brainwave signals linked to goal errors and action-method errors, then uses deep learning to interpret EEG in real time and revise AI behaviour accordingly.
