Tether CEO predicts brain-computer interface technology will become mainstream within the next 20 years
Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino predicts that Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) technology will become a mainstream consumer product within the next 20 years. Prior to Ardoino's statement, Tether's investment portfolio company, Blackrock Neurotech, made breakthroughs in this field. Through this technology, the company successfully restored the language ability of a patient who had almost lost communication ability.
Ardoino believes that BCI technology is expected to provide solutions for paralysis and neurological disease patients, and may give birth to "Human Sapiens^3" humans with advanced computing capabilities and AI access rights.
At the same time, he emphasized that this technology must be open, secure, and respect privacy. Tether's development in this area is part of its broader EVO strategy, which aims to promote the enhancement of future human capabilities.
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