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Next-Gen Brain Implants Offer New Hope for Depression: AI and real-time neural feedback could transform treatments (spectrum.ieee.org)
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[–] GreyEyedGhost@lemmy.ca 2 points 3 days ago

I absolutely think that privacy within your own mind should be inviolable (trusting corporations and even government to agree is laughable). Iain Banks' Culture series explores some of these implications, as well as who should be in control of your mental state. It's messy and hard, and is one of the reasons I currently wouldn't get a brain implant. I might change my mind if I had ALS, for instance.