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  1. 🧠 🧠 Brain-to-Brain communication has moved beyond science fiction, but our understanding of the present reality has not.

    ✅ We need public education and discussion about mental privacy issues brought on by the advent of neurotechnological advances.

    #b2b #braintobrain #braincomputerinterface #bci #braintobraininterface #bbi #neurosecurity #neurotech #neurorights #consent #privacy #mentalprivacy

  2. Science Corp. Plans First Human Trial of Biohybrid Brain Sensor

    📰 Original title: Max Hodak’s Science Corp. is preparing to place its first sensor in a human brain

    🤖 IA: It's not clickbait ✅
    👥 Usuarios: It's not clickbait ✅

    View full AI summary: killbait.com/en/science-corp-p

    #neuroscience #braincomputerinterface #biotech

  3. ¿La IA podría llegar a "leer" nuestros pensamientos?

    🧠🔐 Las interfaces cerebro-computadora (BCI) son increíbles para la salud, pero abren un debate ético enorme: la privacidad mental. ¿Debemos proteger nuestros datos neuronales antes de que sean comercializables?

    Puntos clave:
    ✅ Avance médico: Control de dispositivos con la mente.
    ✅ Riesgo: Comercialización de datos cerebrales.
    ✅ Necesidad: Legislación de privacidad cognitiva.
    La tecnología debe ser humana y segura. ✨

    #Neurotecnología #IA #PrivacidadMental #Ética #BCI #SaludDigital #IASinFronteras #TechForGood #FuturoHumano #Neuroethics #BrainComputerInterface #TechEthics #CognitiveLiberty #HumanCenteredAI #Privacy #DataPrivacy #FutureTech #HealthTech #AIethics #DigitalRights

  4. ¿La IA podría llegar a "leer" nuestros pensamientos?

    🧠🔐 Las interfaces cerebro-computadora (BCI) son increíbles para la salud, pero abren un debate ético enorme: la privacidad mental. ¿Debemos proteger nuestros datos neuronales antes de que sean comercializables?

    Puntos clave:
    ✅ Avance médico: Control de dispositivos con la mente.
    ✅ Riesgo: Comercialización de datos cerebrales.
    ✅ Necesidad: Legislación de privacidad cognitiva.
    La tecnología debe ser humana y segura. ✨

    #Neurotecnología #IA #PrivacidadMental #Ética #BCI #SaludDigital #IASinFronteras #TechForGood #FuturoHumano #Neuroethics #BrainComputerInterface #TechEthics #CognitiveLiberty #HumanCenteredAI #Privacy #DataPrivacy #FutureTech #HealthTech #AIethics #DigitalRights

  5. ¿La IA podría llegar a "leer" nuestros pensamientos?

    🧠🔐 Las interfaces cerebro-computadora (BCI) son increíbles para la salud, pero abren un debate ético enorme: la privacidad mental. ¿Debemos proteger nuestros datos neuronales antes de que sean comercializables?

    Puntos clave:
    ✅ Avance médico: Control de dispositivos con la mente.
    ✅ Riesgo: Comercialización de datos cerebrales.
    ✅ Necesidad: Legislación de privacidad cognitiva.
    La tecnología debe ser humana y segura. ✨

    #Neurotecnología #IA #PrivacidadMental #Ética #BCI #SaludDigital #IASinFronteras #TechForGood #FuturoHumano #Neuroethics #BrainComputerInterface #TechEthics #CognitiveLiberty #HumanCenteredAI #Privacy #DataPrivacy #FutureTech #HealthTech #AIethics #DigitalRights

  6. ¿La IA podría llegar a "leer" nuestros pensamientos?

    🧠🔐 Las interfaces cerebro-computadora (BCI) son increíbles para la salud, pero abren un debate ético enorme: la privacidad mental. ¿Debemos proteger nuestros datos neuronales antes de que sean comercializables?

    Puntos clave:
    ✅ Avance médico: Control de dispositivos con la mente.
    ✅ Riesgo: Comercialización de datos cerebrales.
    ✅ Necesidad: Legislación de privacidad cognitiva.
    La tecnología debe ser humana y segura. ✨

    #Neurotecnología #IA #PrivacidadMental #Ética #BCI #SaludDigital #IASinFronteras #TechForGood #FuturoHumano #Neuroethics #BrainComputerInterface #TechEthics #CognitiveLiberty #HumanCenteredAI #Privacy #DataPrivacy #FutureTech #HealthTech #AIethics #DigitalRights

  7. ¿La IA podría llegar a "leer" nuestros pensamientos?

    🧠🔐 Las interfaces cerebro-computadora (BCI) son increíbles para la salud, pero abren un debate ético enorme: la privacidad mental. ¿Debemos proteger nuestros datos neuronales antes de que sean comercializables?

    Puntos clave:
    ✅ Avance médico: Control de dispositivos con la mente.
    ✅ Riesgo: Comercialización de datos cerebrales.
    ✅ Necesidad: Legislación de privacidad cognitiva.
    La tecnología debe ser humana y segura. ✨

    #Neurotecnología #IA #PrivacidadMental #Ética #BCI #SaludDigital #IASinFronteras #TechForGood #FuturoHumano #Neuroethics #BrainComputerInterface #TechEthics #CognitiveLiberty #HumanCenteredAI #Privacy #DataPrivacy #FutureTech #HealthTech #AIethics #DigitalRights

  8. I joined Stefano Quintarelli and Gianluca Misuraca as early signatory of the declaration on #SovereigntyofMind at the #Cannes Forum in #Democracy and #Digital. You can read the declaration and sign here: sovereigntyofmind.org/. We heard a great keynote by Prof. Mark Hunyadi on his call for a Déclaration universelle des droits de l'esprit humain. PUF, 2024 (ISBN9782130868040).The issue is urgent: techcrunch.com/2026/02/22/chin. #AI #BrainComputerInterface #GDPR #Omnibus

  9. OpenAI's strategic investment in Merge Labs signals a groundbreaking leap in brain-computer interface technology. Sam Altman's team is backing innovative neuroscience research that could revolutionize human-machine interaction. Curious how AI might reshape our neural connections? This breakthrough could transform everything we know about cognitive technology. #OpenAI #BrainComputerInterface #ArtificialIntelligence #Neuroscience

    🔗 aidailypost.com/news/openai-ba

  10. Just when you thought Neuralink was wild, Max Hodak is cooking up something 'stranger.' He's pondering a future where brains could have 'four hemispheres, or a device, or a whole group of people' connected.

    Is this the next frontier or a step too far? #Neuralink #BrainComputerInterface #SciFiReal #TechNews #Innovation

    techcrunch.com/2025/12/05/afte

  11. Researchers implanted a #braincomputerinterface in a patient #paralyzed from the neck down, performing this procedure for the first time in Europe. Data from this device could one day help #patients regain independence: go.tum.de/144039

    #neurosurgery

    📷J.Bergmeister

  12. How do parietal & premotor areas in the brain adapt to a #BrainComputerInterface? This study shows that frontal & parietal #brain areas co-adapt during BCI-based #MotorLearning, offering insights into visuomotor adaptation & informing future #BCI developments @PLOSBiology plos.io/3VEZidV

  13. Finally, a wearable that knows what you want to say before you do! Alterego's new device reads your brain signals for silent communication. My internal monologue is already planning world domination... or just ordering pizza. What's the first thing you'd 'say' with this?
    Read more: cnet.com/tech/services-and-sof
    #TechNews #SilentComms #BrainComputerInterface #FutureTech

  14. 🧠 A brain-computer interface could decode your inner thoughts - the silent monologue in your head - on command with up to 74% accuracy

    ✨Follow the link more information on this story✨
    scimex.org/newsfeed/a-brain-co

    #science #research #stem #facts #knowledge #sciencefacts #learning #machinelearning #braincomputerinterface

  15. Weekly output: Bluesky verification, brain-computer interface, Xfinity Mobile, resisting FTC commissioners, Comcast pain points

    RIO DE JANEIRO–The organizers of Web Summit Rio have once again seen fit to have me moderate panels at their conference here (with my hotel paid for and my airfare to be reimbursed). And while last year I got away with only doing one panel, this year I have three: a discussion about Web3 possibilities Monday, a session on data privacy Tuesday, and a panel about AI in advertising on Wednesday.

    4/21/2025: Bluesky Adds Blue Checks to Verified Accounts, But They’re Not for Sale, PCMag

    Bluesky’s management continues to impress me with their thoughtful responses to problems that arise with that decentralized platform.

    4/23/2025: I Controlled a Wheelchair With My Mind (Well, I Think I Did), PCMag

    The research for this happened three weeks ago at NTT’s Upgrade 2025 conference in San Francisco (with that Japanese telco covering my airfare and lodging), but writing this post took some time. And then my editor had to find time of her own to edit this between all of the news breaking this month.

    4/23/2025: Xfinity Mobile’s New Premium Unlimited Plan Doubles Data Without a Price Hike, PCMag

    I felt a little confused covering a story about Comcast that did not involve a service costing more–especially coming a day after T-Mobile announced a rate rewrite that looks like it will amount to a large cost increase for many users.

    4/24/2025: The FTC Commissioners That Trump Wants to Fire: We’re Not Going Away, PCMag

    I spent Wednesday and Thursday at the privacy trade group IAPP’s annual conference in D.C. thinking that Verge editor-in-chief Nilay Patel interviewing Rebecca Slaughter and Alvaro Bedoya, the two members of the Federal Trade Commission that Trump wants gone, would be the newsiest part. And so it was.

    4/25/2025: Comcast Execs: Our Pricing Is Opaque and We Can Be Hard to Do Business With, PCMag

    Because I was busy getting ready for IAPP Thursday morning, I missed the Comcast earnings call that featured executives admitting the “pain points” the company had created with its customers. Fortunately, nobody else at PCMag picked up the story before I could get to it Friday.

    #blueCheck #blueCheckmark #bluecheck #Bluesky #BlueskyVerification #brainComputerInterface #Comcast #ComcastRates #FederalTradeCommision #FTC #IAPP #NTT #NTTUpgrade2025 #pricingTransparency #RebeccaSlaughter #wheelchair #Xfinity #XfinityMobile

  16. Weekly output: Bluesky verification, brain-computer interface, Xfinity Mobile, resisting FTC commissioners, Comcast pain points

    RIO DE JANEIRO–The organizers of Web Summit Rio have once again seen fit to have me moderate panels at their conference here (with my hotel paid for and my airfare to be reimbursed). And while last year I got away with only doing one panel, this year I have three: a discussion about Web3 possibilities Monday, a session on data privacy Tuesday, and a panel about AI in advertising on Wednesday.

    4/21/2025: Bluesky Adds Blue Checks to Verified Accounts, But They’re Not for Sale, PCMag

    Bluesky’s management continues to impress me with their thoughtful responses to problems that arise with that decentralized platform.

    4/23/2025: I Controlled a Wheelchair With My Mind (Well, I Think I Did), PCMag

    The research for this happened three weeks ago at NTT’s Upgrade 2025 conference in San Francisco (with that Japanese telco covering my airfare and lodging), but writing this post took some time. And then my editor had to find time of her own to edit this between all of the news breaking this month.

    4/23/2025: Xfinity Mobile’s New Premium Unlimited Plan Doubles Data Without a Price Hike, PCMag

    I felt a little confused covering a story about Comcast that did not involve a service costing more–especially coming a day after T-Mobile announced a rate rewrite that looks like it will amount to a large cost increase for many users.

    4/24/2025: The FTC Commissioners That Trump Wants to Fire: We’re Not Going Away, PCMag

    I spent Wednesday and Thursday at the privacy trade group IAPP’s annual conference in D.C. thinking that Verge editor-in-chief Nilay Patel interviewing Rebecca Slaughter and Alvaro Bedoya, the two members of the Federal Trade Commission that Trump wants gone, would be the newsiest part. And so it was.

    4/25/2025: Comcast Execs: Our Pricing Is Opaque and We Can Be Hard to Do Business With, PCMag

    Because I was busy getting ready for IAPP Thursday morning, I missed the Comcast earnings call that featured executives admitting the “pain points” the company had created with its customers. Fortunately, nobody else at PCMag picked up the story before I could get to it Friday.

    #blueCheck #blueCheckmark #bluecheck #Bluesky #BlueskyVerification #brainComputerInterface #Comcast #ComcastRates #FederalTradeCommision #FTC #IAPP #NTT #NTTUpgrade2025 #pricingTransparency #RebeccaSlaughter #wheelchair #Xfinity #XfinityMobile

  17. Weekly output: Bluesky verification, brain-computer interface, Xfinity Mobile, resisting FTC commissioners, Comcast pain points

    RIO DE JANEIRO–The organizers of Web Summit Rio have once again seen fit to have me moderate panels at their conference here (with my hotel paid for and my airfare to be reimbursed). And while last year I got away with only doing one panel, this year I have three: a discussion about Web3 possibilities Monday, a session on data privacy Tuesday, and a panel about AI in advertising on Wednesday.

    4/21/2025: Bluesky Adds Blue Checks to Verified Accounts, But They’re Not for Sale, PCMag

    Bluesky’s management continues to impress me with their thoughtful responses to problems that arise with that decentralized platform.

    4/23/2025: I Controlled a Wheelchair With My Mind (Well, I Think I Did), PCMag

    The research for this happened three weeks ago at NTT’s Upgrade 2025 conference in San Francisco (with that Japanese telco covering my airfare and lodging), but writing this post took some time. And then my editor had to find time of her own to edit this between all of the news breaking this month.

    4/23/2025: Xfinity Mobile’s New Premium Unlimited Plan Doubles Data Without a Price Hike, PCMag

    I felt a little confused covering a story about Comcast that did not involve a service costing more–especially coming a day after T-Mobile announced a rate rewrite that looks like it will amount to a large cost increase for many users.

    4/24/2025: The FTC Commissioners That Trump Wants to Fire: We’re Not Going Away, PCMag

    I spent Wednesday and Thursday at the privacy trade group IAPP’s annual conference in D.C. thinking that Verge editor-in-chief Nilay Patel interviewing Rebecca Slaughter and Alvaro Bedoya, the two members of the Federal Trade Commission that Trump wants gone, would be the newsiest part. And so it was.

    4/25/2025: Comcast Execs: Our Pricing Is Opaque and We Can Be Hard to Do Business With, PCMag

    Because I was busy getting ready for IAPP Thursday morning, I missed the Comcast earnings call that featured executives admitting the “pain points” the company had created with its customers. Fortunately, nobody else at PCMag picked up the story before I could get to it Friday.

    #blueCheck #blueCheckmark #bluecheck #Bluesky #BlueskyVerification #brainComputerInterface #Comcast #ComcastRates #FederalTradeCommision #FTC #IAPP #NTT #NTTUpgrade2025 #pricingTransparency #RebeccaSlaughter #wheelchair #Xfinity #XfinityMobile

  18. Weekly output: Bluesky verification, brain-computer interface, Xfinity Mobile, resisting FTC commissioners, Comcast pain points

    RIO DE JANEIRO–The organizers of Web Summit Rio have once again seen fit to have me moderate panels at their conference here (with my hotel paid for and my airfare to be reimbursed). And while last year I got away with only doing one panel, this year I have three: a discussion about Web3 possibilities Monday, a session on data privacy Tuesday, and a panel about AI in advertising on Wednesday.

    4/21/2025: Bluesky Adds Blue Checks to Verified Accounts, But They’re Not for Sale, PCMag

    Bluesky’s management continues to impress me with their thoughtful responses to problems that arise with that decentralized platform.

    4/23/2025: I Controlled a Wheelchair With My Mind (Well, I Think I Did), PCMag

    The research for this happened three weeks ago at NTT’s Upgrade 2025 conference in San Francisco (with that Japanese telco covering my airfare and lodging), but writing this post took some time. And then my editor had to find time of her own to edit this between all of the news breaking this month.

    4/23/2025: Xfinity Mobile’s New Premium Unlimited Plan Doubles Data Without a Price Hike, PCMag

    I felt a little confused covering a story about Comcast that did not involve a service costing more–especially coming a day after T-Mobile announced a rate rewrite that looks like it will amount to a large cost increase for many users.

    4/24/2025: The FTC Commissioners That Trump Wants to Fire: We’re Not Going Away, PCMag

    I spent Wednesday and Thursday at the privacy trade group IAPP’s annual conference in D.C. thinking that Verge editor-in-chief Nilay Patel interviewing Rebecca Slaughter and Alvaro Bedoya, the two members of the Federal Trade Commission that Trump wants gone, would be the newsiest part. And so it was.

    4/25/2025: Comcast Execs: Our Pricing Is Opaque and We Can Be Hard to Do Business With, PCMag

    Because I was busy getting ready for IAPP Thursday morning, I missed the Comcast earnings call that featured executives admitting the “pain points” the company had created with its customers. Fortunately, nobody else at PCMag picked up the story before I could get to it Friday.

    #blueCheck #blueCheckmark #bluecheck #Bluesky #BlueskyVerification #brainComputerInterface #Comcast #ComcastRates #FederalTradeCommision #FTC #IAPP #NTT #NTTUpgrade2025 #pricingTransparency #RebeccaSlaughter #wheelchair #Xfinity #XfinityMobile

  19. CW: Brain-Computer Interface Company Raises $75M in New Funds

    A developer of an implanted electronic system that captures and transmits thoughts of movement into signals for digital devices is raising $75 million in venture funds. sciencebusiness.technewslit.co #Science #Business #BrainComputerInterface #Neuroscience #Implant #Prothesis #Electrodes #ClinicalTrial #Finance #VentureCapital

  20. Ohne Implantate oder Verkabelung kommt eine neuartige Hirnschnittstelle aus. Damit konnten Versuchspersonen ein virtuelles Spiel spielen, ohne sich zu bewegen.
    Mikro-Elektroden erleichtern die Gedankensteuerung von Geräten