Dreams can now be recorded and played back, thanks to Japanese scientists' device
- Japanese scientists developed an artificial intelligence device capable of recording and replaying human dreams during sleep.
- Researchers at Kyoto's Advanced Technology Resolution Laboratory used functional magnetic resonance imaging to capture detailed brain activity patterns.
- The system achieved over 70 percent accuracy in decoding specific visual items from sleep brain scans.
- Experts believe the emerging technology could improve mental health diagnostic tools and psychological evaluation models.
Source: indiatoday.in
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