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Do EEG Foundation Models Transfer to Speech? A Benchmark on Overt and Imagined Speech Decoding
EEG foundation models pretrained on thousands of hours have shown large gains over task-specific networks for motor imagery, seizure detection, sleep staging, and emotion recognition, but their transfer to speech decoding - arguably the most demanding non-invasive BCI application - remains untested.
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