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Scientists have developed a prosthesis that is controlled by the power of thought.

Scientists have developed a prosthesis that is controlled by the power of thought.
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The device uses artificial intelligence to adapt brain signals and control the prosthesis. The technology will also help patients with neurological problems.

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