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Mechanistic Interpretability Reveals Shared Causal Subspaces in Brain-to-Speech Decoders
Decoding covert speech, such as mimed or imagined, from brain activity is harder than decoding vocalized speech. Cross-modal transfer, where information from one speech form helps decode another, is a promising remedy; yet how a decoder internally represents and processes brain activity from differe
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