Intelligent Cooperation and Brain-Computer Interfaces @ Intelligent Cooperation Workshop

Rob Luke discusses the importance of security, cryptography, and AI for brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). He highlights the need for robust BCI models whilst ensuring privacy and protecting neurodata. He explains how BCIs work, involving implanted arrays in the brain that measure signals from neurons and transmit them to a computer for decoding – AI plays a crucial role in enhancing information extraction. Next, Luke addresses privacy and security challenges, advocating for open and distributed systems with verifiable encryption. Generally, he emphasizes the need for technical systems to ensure cooperation, security, and privacy in training and generating models for neurodata.