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+-   Brain Scanner Can Tell What You're Looking At-> on Wednesday March 05 2008, @08:15PM palegray.net

Submitted by palegray.net on Wednesday March 05 2008, @08:15PM
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palegray.net writes "Wired News brings us an article about brain scanning systems that can accurately tell what you're looking at by analyzing your brain's electrical activity. Using a database constructed of readings taken on test subjects who were shown thousands of photographs, the system works in real time to decipher what you're seeing. Naturally, there are some ethical concerns over some potential applications for this technology. Definitely a new twist on "input devices.""
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