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Mind Games |
Brain
Hack Can Make Us Better People — or Not
Scientists have long known that different
parts of the brain perform different functions, and we’ve used drugs to
modulate behavior for decades. But deep brain stimulation (DBS), a remarkably
specific surgical procedure, goes much farther, using electrodes to stimulate
areas that lead to ethical behaviors like self-control, caring, fairness and
positivity. But if we can target virtuous emotions, we can also do the
opposite: What if DBS were used to create an army of soldiers programmed to
commit atrocities without regret? “We need to ensure that the technology
application is itself moral,” says Beena Ammanath, executive director of the
Global Deloitte AI Institute. (Source: Popular
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