Neurotechnology
Advancements in neurotechnology have the potential to redefine human cognition, communication, and interaction with the digital world. I am particularly interested in non-invasive Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs) as a pathway to mass-market adoption and the ultimate transformation of human potential. Unlike invasive methods, non-invasive BCIs offer a scalable, accessible way to enhance mental efficiency, enable seamless digital interaction, and augment human capabilities without the risks associated with surgical implantation.
As these technologies evolve, they hold the promise of revolutionizing industries, from healthcare to defense, by enabling new forms of communication, cognitive enhancement, and even control over external devices through thought alone. Ethical considerations and responsible implementation will be critical in shaping how neurotechnology integrates into society and ensures that its benefits are widely accessible.
My professional ambitions
I aim to contribute to the strategic development and implementation of non-invasive Brain-Computer Interfaces, ensuring their widespread adoption and ethical deployment. My focus lies in exploring how these technologies can enhance human performance, transform industries, and bridge the gap between biological intelligence and artificial intelligence. I am particularly interested in the long-term societal implications of neurotechnology, ensuring that it remains accessible, safe, and beneficial for the broader population.
By working at the intersection of policy, commercialization, and adoption strategy, I hope to help guide neurotechnology into a future where it enhances human capability while preserving ethical integrity and societal well-being.
Primary Interests
- Brain-Computer Interfaces
- Brain-Machine Interfaces
- Non-Invasive Technologies
- Genetic Enhancements