Employers have begun extracting data from employees' brains to improve productivity

Employers have begun extracting data from employees' brains to improve productivity

Neural headsets are already being tested in offices, factories, and airports.

It sounds fantastic, but it's actually a working technology. Sensors take pictures of the brain's electrical activity. The software processes the data, and the AI analyzes it.

The human brain picks up a lot of details, but it takes a long time to process them. The AI takes care of this processing. For example, an airport employee is shown X-ray pictures of luggage at 180 frames per minute. Then the AI "looks" at which pictures the employee's brain activity was altered. It turns out that the brain noticed all the shots where there were prohibited items.