Technology to Augment Humans
Augmentation technology, from better interfaces to AI tools to brain computer interfaces (BCIs), can amplify human strengths, democratize high-skill work, enable greater oversight, and help make humans more economically capable.
See BCI-related Foundational Capabilities:
• Minimally Invasive Ultrasound–Based Whole Brain Computer Interface
• Fully Noninvasive Read–Write Technologies
• Micro- to Nano-Scale Minimally Invasive BCI Transducers
Resources (7)
ARIA Opportunity Space: Scalable Neural Interfaces
Funding Program
DARPA Program: EMHAT - Exploratory Models of Human-AI Teams
Funding Program
Integral Neuro
Company
Neuralink
Company
R&D Gaps (1)
As AI systems become the cornerstone of competitive advantage, they can inadvertently marginalize human roles and decision-making. The drive for efficiency and cost reduction may lead organizations to rely predominantly on AI, sidelining human judgment, creativity, and accountability. This dynamic r...