Evolution and Concerns of Brain Machine Interfaces

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Brain machine interfaces have evolved significantly over the years, with advancements in technology making the speaker more optimistic about the field. However, a concern is the increasing business interest in accessing brain activity, leading to ethical issues, such as patients being left with implanted chips after businesses fail.

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