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Language decoding in brain-computer interfaces refers to directly reconstructing words or sentences from neural signals in the cerebral cortex; researchers record the firing patterns of motor cortex or language-related areas through implanted electrode arrays, then map them to phonemes or words with the help of machine learning models.
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