Brain-Computer Interfaces: Etiske overvejelser

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Imagine you’re trying to understand a conversation between a big group of friends about a complicated subject, but you’re allowed to listen to only a single person. You might be able to figure out the very rough topic of what the conversation is about, but definitely not all the details and nuances of the entire discussion. (…) There is also what we think of as a language barrier. Neurons communicate with each other through a complex interaction of electrical signals and chemical reactions. This native electro-chemical language can be interpreted with electrical circuits, but it’s not easy. Similarly, when we speak back to the brain using electrical stimulation, it is with a heavy electrical “accent.” this makes it difficult for neurons to understand what the stimulation is trying to convey in the midst of all the other ongoing neural activity.

Uddrag fra: “Melding mind and machine: How close are we? “

Assignment 2

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Eksempel: Brain-computer interfaces (BCI) are devices that measure signals from the brain (…) Svar: Brain-computer interfaces (BCI) are not devices that do not measure signals from the brain (…)