Dezeen Debate features "successor to the annoying AI hype"

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Designed to allow users with physical disabilities to operate their devices just by thinking, the software would allow Apple devices to be controlled by Synchron's stent-like implant placed on top of the brain's motor cortex.

Readers were amused, with one remarking, "so, there's finally a successor to the annoying AI hype?" and another calling it "a radical turn".

Other stories in this week's newsletter that fired up the comments section included Purcell's renovation of the Elizabeth Tower winning a RIBA London Award, Landini Associates' colourful revamp of the Admiralty McDonald's in Hong Kong and a coastal villa in Andalusia with zigzagging stone volumes.

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