As technology gets more innovative and adaptive to our every day life, questions arise about how much information we're willing to share with the tech companies who make all our favorite gadgets.

One of the budding frontiers in this area is technology that can take signals directly from your brain, worrying some experts who say we need to get a head start on regulations to protect the thoughts in our heads.

To talk about all this, Matt Bigler spoke with Dr. Rafael Yuste, Neurobiologist and Chair of the Neurorights Foundation at Columbia

As technology gets more innovative and adaptive to our every day life, questions arise about how much information we're willing to share with the tech companies who make all our favorite gadgets.
One of the budding frontiers in this area is technology that can take signals directly from your brain, worrying some experts who say we need to get a head start on regulations to protect the thoughts in our heads.
To talk about all this, Matt Bigler spoke with Dr. Rafael Yuste, Neurobiologist and Chair of the Neurorights Foundation at Columbia

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