Making a person control a prosthesis with their brain, developing implants capable of interacting with nervous tissue or identifying patterns in brain activity using artificial intelligence. All of this is no longer science fiction: in many places around the world the scientific community is striving to achieve a better brain-machine connection that, on the one hand, deepens knowledge of the most complex organ in the human body and, on the other…
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Making a person control a prosthesis with their brain, developing implants capable of interacting with nervous tissue or identifying patterns in brain activity using artificial intelligence. All of this is no longer science fiction: in many places around the world the scientific community is striving to achieve a better brain-machine connection that, on the one hand, deepens knowledge of the most complex organ in the human body and, on the other…