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Why Elon Musk, Facebook and MIT Are Betting On Mind-Reading Technology
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May 11, 2019
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Elon Musk, Facebook, MIT, and a 16-year-old inventor are in the race to read minds with computers. Currently, researchers can detect brainwaves and track electromagnetic pulses within the neurons in our brains. Will this technology completely change humanity and what it means to be human?
Big players like Elon Musk and Facebook have teased their entrance into a market that's expected to reach $1.72B by 2022. New research is pouring out of universities like Massachusetts Institute of Technology and The University of California in San Francisco.
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Why A 16-Year-Thinks He Can Beat Elon Musk To Mind-Reading Technology
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