Sabi, which is building a baseball cap that uses 100K non-contact neuro-sensors to convert neural signals into text prompts for AI systems, raised a $50M seed (Rashi Shrivastava/Forbes)

Sabi’s $50M seed round signals growing investor confidence in non-traditional human-computer interfaces that could change how employees interact with AI systems. If the technology proves viable, it could reduce friction in workflows, create new accessibility and productivity use cases, and push IT leaders to rethink security, privacy, and governance for intent-driven AI inputs rather than keyboard or voice commands.