A new computer system can build pictures straight from brain scan readings
Software can work out what a person sees by checking signals inside the head.
5 Oct 2026
A computer system can now tell what a person is viewing by looking at scans of their brain. It takes the data from the scan and draws an image that closely matches the real sight.
The software also works in reverse. It can look at a regular picture and figure out what the brain signals would be if a human looked at it.
Many details about this technology remain unclear. The provided records do not explain who created the tool, how they made it, or when it will be used outside of early tests.