Embedding AI into brain-computer interfaces sets a major milestone in assistive tech, enhancing the lives of the neurologically impaired and disabled alike. AI-powered BCIs will address a wide array of clinical and societal issues, says software engineer Mahmut Martin Yüksel, MD.

ANNs decode neural activity and advance brain-computer interfaces and will soon be capable of much more - the reason medical professionals are so rosy about future personalized medicine and rare disease treatment, says software engineer and entrepreneur Mahmut Martin Yüksel, MD.