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Lauren Goode: Yes I think it will be really nice.
Michael heat: Yes.
Lauren Goode: And also that means Katie always has run-in time, which is another thing that does on the side.
Michael heat: I think they were going to tell your day a day.
Lauren Goode: Too. It’s still running, run, run. But we, no, here is, I’m alone in the San Francisco office the trait the fog. It is very fog this time of year. People do not think that when they think about california, but it is. And it’s just me and you?
Michael heat: No. We have a guest. We emily mullen on the show.
Lauren Goode: You are kidding.
Michael heat: No. We are going to take you in a minute.
Lauren Goode: We do.
Michael heat: This is wired’s Valley innnnya factory over the people, power, and influence of silicone valley. Today talk about brain-computer interfaces. Are also known as brain interfaces or just bcis for short. But whichever they call, those are rather incredible systems that allow direct communication between the brain and digital device as a computer or phone. The people who had a surgically impanted bi can use their thoughts as the commands to make machines perform different activities. There are currently an online run in the silicon valley to build a pattern that will stand by the rest. And among front corriers are Neurk’s Neurk and a New York-based matches called Synchron. Divement in why the competition we will not we reect between these two companies, and what are promised and limitations are behind that Futuction-based technology. I am Michael heat, Director of the Customer Consumer and Culture Here Wired.
Lauren Goode: Are lauren enjoy. I am a senior corresponding to wired.
Michael heat: We are positively spoiled today to have a guest on the show that has claimed on the computer interfaces in the brain. Mullin Emily Circle.
Emily Mullin: Good afternoon.
Lauren Goode: Emily, do you have a brain implant?
Emily Mullin: No, I don’t.
Lauren Goode: Well, really, how commits are you on the little then?
Emily Mullin: I don’t want a brain involving. No, thank you.
Michael heat: Before you dive in BCIS I would like to know what the first thing that comes to mind when you think of brain machine interactions, Lauren? I mean, for example, I think of Robocop1987 original of Paul Verrereven, there is the Robocop and thy culture and deared his cultures and all the race and in fact as a computer that is beatened in his brain.
Lauren Goode: I have never seen Robocop. I am
Michael heat: Ah, it’s a good movie.
Lauren Goode: So, I cannot comment. What do I think about, what I think? Well is a very captioned response but I think about you are made around the ai and healthy, if you are finished being the tissue of tissue between this that really gets the void. I never want one of these, why you listen to a basic technology, not something you have only drill a hole in your brain and to have fun and fun. But if you get to the point where you need, I hope the technology is in place to help live aspects of your life you may not live.
