Hosted by Deep Shah with guest Michael Wang
In this episode of the Viterbi Conversations in Ethics podcast, host Deep Shah is joined by Michael Wang, a third-year computer engineering and computer science student, to explore the revolutionary concept of brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) and the ethics surrounding this technology. The conversation delves into Neuralink’s advancements, the potential benefits of thought-controlled devices, and the possibility of enhancing human cognitive abilities. Alongside the promise of BCIs, Michael and Deep discuss the ethical and security risks, such as privacy concerns, hacking, and the socioeconomic factors that could lead to unequal access. Join us as we navigate the intricate balance between the incredible potential of BCIs and the responsibilities that come with shaping their future.