Artificial intelligence makes it possible for people who have hindered limb movement or are paralyzed to communicate by text using data interpretation from devices placed at the brain's surface. The fusion of human brainpower and ultra-modern AI technology has allowed a man with paralyzed limbs to communicate using text on a smartphone at nearing speed achieved by his healthy body parts. Researchers from Stanford University have integrated artificial intelligence software with an electronic device, called a brain-computer interface (BCI), rooted in the brain of a man with full-body paralysis. The robust AI software has decoded the BCI information and instantly transforms the man's feelings about handwriting into text on a computer screen. After this integration, the man wrote using this technology more than twice as fast as he could using a former system developed by Stanford researchers, which reported the findings in a 2017 journal.