Ryan Calo on spyware for your brain

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Ryan Calo on spyware for your brain

April 18, 2013

Ryan Calo discusses how researchers at Oxford, Geneva, and Berkeley have created a proof of concept for using commercially available brain-computer interfaces to discover private facts about today’s gamers.

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