Brain–computer interface

Brain–computer interface

Topic

Heard in 4 episodes across 3 shows since Jul 2026

A brain–computer interface (BCI) is a direct communication pathway between the brain's electrical activity and an external device, such as a computer or robotic limb. These interfaces are primarily researched and developed to assist, augment, or repair human cognitive or sensory-motor functions. By leveraging the brain's cortical plasticity, BCIs allow users to control external technology using neural signals.

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4
across 3 shows

First heard

Jul 2026

Expert statements

7
5 positive · 1 negative

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What experts have said about Brain–computer interface

7 statements · 5 positive · 1 negative · 1 neutral

  1. Alexander Wissner-GrossPositiveOct 3, 2026· Moonshots with Peter Diamandis

    Full-bandwidth brain-computer interfaces will eventually be achieved.

    “We will get there.”

    Listen at 27:57

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  2. Peter H. DiamandisPositiveSep 22, 2026· Moonshots with Peter Diamandis

    Future brain-computer interfaces may enable ultraviolet and infrared vision.

    “in the BCI path in the future, you'll not only be able to see in visual spectrum but ultraviolet, infrared.”

    Listen at 58:18

    Open the episode · Ask the Mates Anything Round #2 | MOONSHOTS AMA #293
  3. Peter H. DiamandisPositiveSep 13, 2026· Moonshots with Peter Diamandis

    Future BCIs may deliver AI-generated concepts directly to users

    “BCI will help you by providing preformed concepts that you never learned”

    Listen at 7:50

    Open the episode · Ask the Mates anything | MOONSHOTS AMA #289
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