Interfacing brain cells with chips is nothing new. The downside is that the brain cells slowly fry because we can only communicate with them by forcing electrical current through the membranes. To create functional implants that don't fry the brain we need artificial synapses.
What the article is actually saying is that Ted Berger is leading a project to decode the SIGNALS coming out of brain cells not to succesfully interface wetware and hardware.
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Interfacing brain cells with chips is nothing new. The downside is that the brain cells slowly fry because we can only communicate with them by forcing electrical current through the membranes. To create functional implants that don't fry the brain we need artificial synapses.
What the article is actually saying is that Ted Berger is leading a project to decode the SIGNALS coming out of brain cells not to succesfully interface wetware and hardware.