Northwestern just printed artificial neurons that talk to your brain — and your body can't tell the difference. Meta built a digital twin of your neural activity, 70× more accurate than the last one. We aren't interfacing with machines anymore. We're merging with them. Jason and Jeremy walk through the convergence: low-cost printed neurons, brain-computer interfaces helping the paralyzed walk, recommendation algorithms predicting what your neurons will do before you click, and the neurorights laws racing to catch up. If privacy was the last frontier, your thoughts are the last battlefield. 🎙️ Full episode at brobots.me 🔔 Subscribe for weekly tech breakdowns #BCI #Neurotech #Brobots
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