BCI BASICS
BCI ETHICS
HISTORY OF BCIS
SOCIETAL IMPACTS
FUTURE & ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS
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What does BCI stand for?

Brain-Computer-Interface

100

What health issues were reported by Neuralink trial participants?

Minor headaches and swelling

100

Who first studied electrical activity in animal brains in 1875?

Dr. Richard Caton

100

Name one positive impact BCIs could have on society.

Help disabled people regain motor or speech abilities.

100

What type of BCI is being developed to avoid surgery?

Non-Invasive BCI

200

What do BCIs allow people to control?

External devices using their brain activity

200

Why is privacy a major concern with BCIs?

They can reveal personal thoughts and intentions

200

Who discovered Alpha and Beta brain waves in 1929?

Hans Berger

200

Name one negative impact BCIs could have on society.

Privacy loss or social divide

200

What environmental gas released in BCI manufacturing is 17,000x worse than CO₂?

NF₃ (Nitrogen Trifluoride)

300

What can BCIs help people with paralysis or speech loss do?

Restore movement or communication ability

300

What can happen if a BCI algorithm is trained on only one population group?

It can develop bias and perform poorly on others

300

Who coined the term "Brain-Computer Interface"?

Jacques J. Vidal

300

What social issue might occur similar to vaccine hesitancy?

People refusing brain chips might be shunned

300

What is “Collaborative BCI”?

A network of BCIs working together to enhance teamwork

400

What are the three main types of BCIs?

Invasive, Semi-Invasive, and Non-Invasive

400

What could governments or employers use BCI data for?

Surveillance, productivity tracking, or interrogation

400

In what year was the term “Brain-Computer Interface” first used?

1970

400

Why could corporations having access to BCI data be a problem?

They could use or sell private brain data

400

How might AI improve BCI technology?

By helping recognize and adapt to human emotions

500

Which type of BCI provides the strongest brain signal readings?

The invasice BCI

500

Why might accessibility be an ethical issue with BCIs?

They’re expensive and not designed for all users

500

What animals did Dr. Richard Caton study in his early research?

Monkeys and rabbits

500

What ethical concerns arise around equality and access to BCIs?

Not everyone can afford or access the technology

500

What trend focuses on improving human memory and creativity using BCIs?

Cognitive Enhancement

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