Artificial intelligence technologies have recently begun to develop at an unprecedented rate. Artificial intelligence tools such as visualization of a text and chatbots are already widely used today. But on the other side, related to health technology the work continues. Elon Musk, for example neural link project, artificial intelligence supported chips integration in the human brain contains. Moreover to put into text what we think Also working on projects.

However United Nations (UN) and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (Unesco) are not very positive about these technologies. In fact, the latest statements made state that advances in neurotechnology “potentially harmfulIt is emphasized that “

“People are being manipulated!”

According to Gabriela Ramos, one of UNESCO’s top directors, the inclusion of artificial intelligence in the field of neurotechnology is leading to “far-reaching and potentially harmful” developments. According to Ramos, algorithms are in the human mind at some point how you work will lead to understanding. People, therefore, as desired they can be manipulated. According to a statement released last month by UNESCO Director General Audrey Azoulay, artificial intelligence-assisted neurotechnological developments could help solve many health problems. However human dignity, freedom of thought and privacyis threatened by artificial intelligence.

There are people whose life is made worse by a brain implant!

While brain implants may seem impressive, there are also people whose lives are being darkened by these technologies. Even Unescoabout this a few days ago published an article. That article interviewed Hannah Galvin, a patient with epilepsy who had an implant in her brain. Striking expressions were used in the interview. about 100 a day Hannah Galvin, who was having an epileptic seizure, explained that the device implanted in her brain made everything worse.

About the brain implant »I felt like someone was inside my head and this was not me. I became increasingly depressed. I didn’t like it at all.“At the end of the process, Galvin made the decision to remove the implant. Imagine a patient who had epileptic seizures 100 times a day, while trying to get rid of this situation with a chip implanted in his brain. to a much worse point came. As the number of people with a chip in their brains increases, it seems that discussions about these technologies will become widespread.