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1st place winner of the BCI Award 2025

An inner speech neuroprosthesis Inner speech—purely imagined words—produces reliable motor cortex signals. An intracortical BCI decoded self-paced imagined sentences with low error rates (14% for 50 words, 26% for 125,000 words) at conversational speeds (145 wpm), faster than attempted speech (59–97 wpm). Even spontaneous inner speech, like counting, was detectable, and software safeguards prevent unintended decoding of private thoughts. This team won the 1st place of the BCI Award 2025. Learn more: https://www.bci-award.com/2025 E. M. Kunz 1*, B. Abramovich Krasa 1*, K. Hussain 1*, F. Kamdar 1, D. Avansino 1, N. Hahn 1, S. Yoon 1, A. Singh 1, S. R. Nason-Tomaszewski 2, N. S. Card 3, J. J. Jude 4, B. Jacques 2, M. Rigotti-Thompson 1, D. E. Brown 3, P. H. Bechefsky 2, C. Iacobacci 3, B. Richards 4, L. R. Hochberg 4, D. B. Rubin 4, Z. M. Williams 4, D. M. Brandman 3, S. D. Stavisky 3, N. AuYong 2, C. Pandarinath 2, S. Druckmann 1, J. M. Henderson 1, F. R. Willett 1 1 Stanford University, USA 2 Emory University and Georgia Institute of Tech. USA 3 UC Davis, USA 4 Brown University, Harvard Medical School, Massachusetts General Hospital, Providence VA Medical Center, USA *equal contribution