FAQs

What is a cortical modem?

A cortical modem is a device that links the brain to computers.

How do brain–computer interfaces work?

They detect brain signals and translate them into commands computers can understand.

What are current real-world applications?

Applications include helping people with paralysis communicate and control devices using their thoughts.

Limitations include technical challenges and ethical concerns about privacy.

Are there risks or ethical issues?

What does the future hold?

Future possibilities focus on improved technology with careful ethical oversight.