A panel at Imagination in Action's Silicon Valley AI Summit featured Paul Nuyujukian from Stanford, Core Impact CEO Samuel Taylor, and Ipsos global AI lead Kerri O'Neill discussing how brain signals, body data and AI technology might improve human performance.
Topics ranged from brain-computer interfaces and stroke recovery to muscle sensing in elite athletes. Panelists explored what can be measured, how people act on that data, and who owns it. The conversation also touched on working alongside humans to boost organizational performance.
Nuyujukian cautioned that much about the brain remains unknown and challenged common assumptions about human enhancement and consciousness uploading.
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