Deep learning is a type of artificial intelligence that has the ability to analyze and understand large amounts of data. One of the areas of research that has been explored is the use of deep learning to decode human thoughts. This is a complex and challenging task, and while researchers have made significant progress in understanding how the brain works, there is still much that is not known. The human brain is an incredibly complex organ, and our understanding of how it works is still limited. However, scientists have been able to make some progress in understanding how the brain produces and processes information.

Mind reading artificial intelligence now has the ability to decode the words and sentences that people are thinking by utilizing brain scans. This new ability was developed by scientists at the University of Texas at Austin. They did this despite one third of artificial intelligence scientists stating that they believe at some point in the future AI could cause a nuclear-level catastrophe. Of course, as always, the scientists claim to have altruistic reasons for doing such a thing. New Scientist reports that Alexander Huth and his colleagues in the University of Texas at Austin Computer Science and Neuroscience Departments "developed a machine learning-driven AI model that can work out word sequences that match, or closely resemble, the input stimulus from people's brain activity and the meaning behind them."