Security & Riskneurotechbrain computer interfacessecurity risk
Brain implants enable communication but risk hacking
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Brain implants and brain-computer interfaces are already enabling paralysed people to move and to turn their thoughts into text. The technology carries security and privacy risks, and those neural devices could be hacked.
Scoring Rationale
Notable because BCIs are already in clinical use while exposing new security and privacy risks relevant to neurotech and device-security practitioners.
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