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Neural Interfaces and Brain-Computer Int

This document discusses brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) that facilitate direct communication between the brain and external devices, highlighting their applications in medicine and human augmentation. It covers signal acquisition methods, the integration of machine learning for improved performance, and addresses ethical considerations regarding neural privacy and cognitive enhancement. The conclusion emphasizes the potential of BCIs while stressing the importance of responsible development.

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Neural Interfaces and Brain-Computer Int

This document discusses brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) that facilitate direct communication between the brain and external devices, highlighting their applications in medicine and human augmentation. It covers signal acquisition methods, the integration of machine learning for improved performance, and addresses ethical considerations regarding neural privacy and cognitive enhancement. The conclusion emphasizes the potential of BCIs while stressing the importance of responsible development.

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Title: Neural Interfaces and Brain-Computer Interaction: Bridging Mind and Machine

Abstract:

Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) are enabling direct communication between the brain and external

devices, with applications in medicine, neuroprosthetics, and human augmentation. This paper

explores BCI technologies, signal acquisition methods, machine learning integration, and ethical

considerations surrounding neural privacy and enhancement.

Keywords: Brain-Computer Interface, Neural Interfaces, EEG, Neurotechnology, Human

Augmentation

1. Introduction

BCIs interpret neural signals to allow users to control computers or prosthetics directly with their

thoughts.

2. Signal Acquisition

EEG, ECoG, and implanted electrodes each offer different trade-offs in resolution and invasiveness.

3. Machine Learning in BCI

AI helps decode complex neural patterns, improving accuracy and response times.

4. Applications

- Restoring movement in paralyzed patients

- Enhancing communication for individuals with disabilities

5. Ethical Considerations
Privacy, consent, and the implications of cognitive enhancement must be addressed.

6. Conclusion

BCIs represent a powerful tool for healthcare and beyond, but must be developed responsibly.

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