Scientists played Pink Floyd for people, then used their brain activity to recreate the song

Ludovic Bellier was thrilled when he first heard the muffled, barely decipherable version of Pink Floyd's Another Brick in the Wall, generated from the brain activity of epilepsy patients.
Ludovic Bellier was thrilled when he first heard the muffled, barely decipherable version of Pink Floyd's Another Brick in the Wall, generated from the brain activity of epilepsy patients.

Scientists recreate Pink Floyd song with brain signals from Albany Medical Center patients

Pink Floyd Song is Recreated Using Brain Signals of Listeners

Pink Floyd strike a chord as scientists recreate song from brain activity

Cleo Abram on Instagram: This is basically mind reading: Researchers just reconstructed a Pink Floyd song using the brain activity of people listening to it. Neuroscientists at UC Berkeley played 29 patients

Scientists Recreate Pink Floyd Song by Reading Brain Signals of Listeners - The New York Times

Scientists reconstruct a Pink Floyd song from recorded brain waves of patients - so can YOU tell what the classic track is from this recording?

Scientists played Pink Floyd for people, then used their brain activity to recreate the song

Welcome to the machine: Scientists use brainwaves to recreate Pink Floyd songs - Indianapolis News, Indiana Weather, Indiana Traffic, WISH-TV

Pink Floyd song reconstructed from listeners' brain activity: How was this done, significance

Brain recordings capture musicality of speech

Music and Brain Research: Scientists Recreate Song From Listeners' Brain Signals