LinkedIn researcher Monty Weber notes that PhD students Yun Ho and Romain Nith won Best Paper at ACM CHI 2026 for their work on an AI system using electrical muscle stimulation to teach body skills.
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An AI System Now Uses Electrical Pulses to Teach Your Body New Skills, Live. Researchers at the University of Chicago's Human Computer Integration Lab built a system tha…
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