Why I am betting on invasive BCI
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Why River chose invasive brain-computer interfaces over non-invasive ones.
Essays, articles, and thoughts on topics I find interesting.
Why River chose invasive brain-computer interfaces over non-invasive ones.
Neural amplifiers need teraohm resistors to block electrode drift, yet thousands must fit on a millimeter-scale die. Working up from the silicon lattice to the MOSFET, I show how quantum tunneling through a gate oxide turns a device flaw into an enormous, tunable resistor in the footprint of a single transistor.
Provisioned primates develop food washing, dental flossing, and hostage negotiation. What does the human evidence show?