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What podcasts say about Brain–computer interface

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What experts have said about Brain–computer interface

7 statements · 5 positive · 1 negative · 1 neutral

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

    “We will get there.”

    Listen at 27:57

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  2. 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. 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
  4. BCIs could address many motor and other disabilities

    “BCIs are the obvious solution for so many different classes of difficulties”

    Listen at 51:33

    Open the episode · Ask the Mates anything | MOONSHOTS AMA #289
  5. The BCI field will undergo a shakeout identifying more ergonomic brain interfaces within five to ten years.

    “ultimately, by ultimately, I mean on the five to ten year timescale, we're going to see something of a shakeout and we're going to discover what are the most ergonomic ways to interface with the brain.”

    Listen at 1:21:47

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  6. High-bandwidth brain interfaces would create significant cybersecurity risks.

    “the cyber security implications are significant if you are giving direct access to other people to transmit signals to your brain in a high bandwidth way”

    Listen at 2:04:21

    Open the episode · #2525 - Nick Bostrom
  7. Brain-machine interfaces can enable paralyzed people to communicate.

    “Essentially allowing people who are locked into a paralyzed state or otherwise unable to articulate speech using brain machine interface.”

    Listen at 8:30

    Open the episode · Essentials: The Science of Learning & Speaking Languages | Dr. Eddie Chang

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