without joysticks, and even

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the US military is experimenting with this
technology. The question is not if someone will be able to control you with just a computer, but when .



Controlling a body part or the entire human body involves manipulating brain signals such as EEG (electroencephalography) and changing them to achieve the desired result (as does this guy who was able to move his bionic fingers after receiving the necessary brain implant).

The problem with the (relative) simplicity of bionics and turkey whatsapp number list controlling the human body via computers is that we have not yet figured out how to give computers access to only the brain frequencies they need, while blocking the rest.

Biorobotics lab engineer Tamara Bonacci explains:

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Tamara
Bonachi
Engineer at the Biorobotics Lab at Washington State University
"The problem with brain-computer interfaces, roughly speaking, is that most electronic devices today, when they pick up electrical signals to be controlled by an app… the app gets access not only to the useful parts of the EEG needed to control that app, but to the entire EEG. And the entire EEG signal contains a lot of information about us as people."

It's not just hackers we need to worry about , though . " This technology could also be misused by the police or the government. For example, if you clearly demonstrate support for the opposition or participation in something illegal, " Chisek suggests. " It's like a remote lie detector. A thought detector . "




Scientists are trying to solve this problem, but it is clear that the simplest,
albeit temporary,
solution is to pass appropriate laws (although
it is unlikely that
hackers will suddenly become law-abiding).