Brain-based Human-machine Interfaces
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Factories in China already place EEG sensors in helmets to flag boredom, anger or frustration and similar devices aim at pain or lie detection and even school-shooter prevention, with some systems marketed as near-commercially-viable. The claim is mind–state readout but the data are detecting averages of impulses that weakly map to behavior — craving doesn't equal use, anger doesn't equal violence — and current US law limits Fifth Amendment protection and leaves privacy to a shifting Fourth Amendment reasonableness.
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