Neuralink just revealed a new brain-reading cap — no surgery needed.
The tech giant behind brain implants introduced this non-invasive cap that can decode language simply by wearing it. Unlike other systems requiring surgical implants, this cap skips the risky step, making brain-computer interfaces more accessible.
Users just put on the cap. It reads brain waves to interpret speech patterns. This could speed up AI communication tech without the typical medical procedures. 
The launch follows years of implant-based systems that faced hurdles due to invasiveness. This cap opens doors for safer, easier language decoding.
Here’s the kicker: no scalpels or implants, just tech you wear.
Unlike other language decoding systems in development that have required subjects to have surgical implants, this cap does not require invasive systems.
