AI-Powered Medical Tech and Brain Rewiring
AI-powered medical technology has the potential to rewire our brains, but it also raises concerns about privacy, according to Dr Sean Pauzauskie, a clinical neurologist.
The neurotechnology that might enable humans to become symbiotic with AI is not "ethically neutral"
In his novel Stage of Fools, Dr Pauzauskie explores the concept of ultrasonic thalamic stimulation, an experimental treatment that can awaken people from comas.
- Cutting-edge neurotechnology treatments are considered "a revolution about to happen"
- These tools can influence the self, read brain activity, and affect biological brain activity
A brainwave privacy advocate notes that these technologies are powerful and can have significant impacts on individuals.
Author's summary: AI-powered medical tech raises privacy concerns.
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