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Scientists in South Korea built a soft silicone neckband that reads tiny neck movements when you mouth words and turns them into speech in your own voice. The breakthrough could help people with speech disorders reclaim their ability to communicate.
A wearable AI device worn around the neck is giving stroke survivors with speech disorders the ability to communicate clearly again, detecting both words and emotions with 96% accuracy. Five patients have already experienced dramatically improved speech quality with less physical strain.
Jesse Findling, 20, who has stuttered since childhood, delivered a flawless audition that left Carrie Underwood and fellow judges speechless. His golden ticket proves what he always knew: singing sets him free.