@here Hey guys what are your thoughts on the recent development growth in the industry. BCIs have r
@here Hey guys what are your thoughts on the recent development growth in the industry.
BCIs have really advanced recently, especially with Neuralink working on implanting chips in animals and gearing up for human trials. This recent growth holds a lot of promise for helping people with disabilities regain mobility, speech, or sight which is a welcome development. But it also opens the door to some pretty unsettling possibilities, and it got me wondering: Could companies eventually access, manipulate, or even profit from our thoughts and memories?
And I'm left to ask, should BCIs like Neuralink be regulated to protect our minds and personal data, even if that means slowing down potential health benefits? It’s a big bone to chew between innovation and safeguarding our privacy.
@MCU, MPU & Firmware
BCIs have really advanced recently, especially with Neuralink working on implanting chips in animals and gearing up for human trials. This recent growth holds a lot of promise for helping people with disabilities regain mobility, speech, or sight which is a welcome development. But it also opens the door to some pretty unsettling possibilities, and it got me wondering: Could companies eventually access, manipulate, or even profit from our thoughts and memories?
And I'm left to ask, should BCIs like Neuralink be regulated to protect our minds and personal data, even if that means slowing down potential health benefits? It’s a big bone to chew between innovation and safeguarding our privacy.
@MCU, MPU & Firmware
