strategy tag
Cyborg/merge.
Brain-computer interfaces; humans must merge to keep up
People on the record.
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David Eagleman
Stanford neuroscientist; Neosensory founder
Argues human cognition is endlessly plastic and capable of accommodating direct neural interfaces; the path to coexistence with AI runs through extending biological cognition rather than competing with silicon.
The human brain is livewired, it is not a fixed organ. We will integrate with AI not by competing with it but by absorbing its capacities through new sensory and motor channels.
Mary Lou Jepsen
Openwater founder; ex-MIT, ex-Facebook, ex-Google[X]
Argues consumer-grade non-invasive brain imaging will give humans direct cognitive interfaces with computers and AI within a decade; positions Openwater as building that substrate.
Non-invasive brain imaging at consumer-device cost is the bridge between AI and biology. We will see the brain in action and turn that into actionable, sharable signal.