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#81: Mind Control & Brain-Computer Interfaces - Ramses Alcaide, PhD
#81: Mind Control & Brain-Computer Interfaces - Ramses Alcaide, PhD
#81: Mind Control & Brain-Computer Interfaces - Ramses Alcaide, PhD
Tuesday 9th November 2021
Ramses Alcaide, PhD, joins The FitMind Podcast to discuss brain-computer interfaces, their benefits, and ethical concerns.
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Get the buttons here!Brain Power: Ramses Alcaide on Mind-Control Tech and Ethical Dilemmas
What's going to happen is that our brain is going to use a brain-computer interface as a way of creating feedback and learning and make people be able to take control of it in their hands more often.
Ever wondered if machines could read your thoughts? In this episode of The FitMind Podcast, host Liam McClintock sits down with Ramses Alcaide, PhD, an electrical engineer and neuroscientist who is pushing the boundaries of brain-computer interface (BCI) technology. Ramses is the CEO of Neurable, a company that's transforming how we interact with machines by turning human biometrics into actionable insights. Ramses breaks down the complex world of BCIs, explaining how your brain can communicate with computers.
From the basics of how these interfaces work to the groundbreaking advancements at Neurable, you'll get a front-row seat to the future of human-computer interaction. Imagine controlling technology with just your thoughts—no voice commands, no physical touch. Ramses shares how his team has achieved this and discusses the potential benefits, like improved accessibility for people with disabilities. But it's not all rosy. The episode also dives into the ethical concerns surrounding BCI technology.
What happens when machines can read our minds? Ramses addresses these questions head-on, discussing the importance of making BCIs accessible and affordable while ensuring they can be easily removed to avoid over-reliance. You'll also hear about the future applications of BCIs, from enhancing productivity to offering new ways to understand ourselves better. The conversation wraps up with some rapid-fire questions that give you a glimpse into Ramses' personal thoughts on the subject.
If you're curious about the intersection of neuroscience and technology, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in to explore how BCIs could revolutionize our lives and what ethical hurdles we need to overcome along the way.