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Study reveals how brain rapidly switches attention between voices

Autistic commenter highlights practical relevance of hearing aid applications

1 Sep 20 · 4d ago · 2 articles · 3 posts · 2 sources · development 1 of 1

A reader on Mastodon expressed particular interest in the article's implications for brain-wave-responsive hearing aids that could foreground the voice or sound a user is actually interested in hearing, noting this could have personal relevance for autistic individuals dealing with auditory processing challenges.

Autistic commenter highlights practical relevance of hearing aid applications
theconversation.com

“I found the second article *far* more interesting and relevant to my personal needs”

hosford42@techhub.social

Colin Cherry British cognitive scientistEriksholm Research Centre Research institutionOticon Danish hearing aid manufacturer

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