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Neurotech in schools: helpful tool or surveillance nightmare?
Two very different technologies are being marketed to classrooms under the same "brain data" banner, and only one of them has real evidence behind it.
Aug 21
What happens to your brain data when the startup shuts down?
Neurotech companies love to talk about what their devices can do. Almost none of them will tell you what happens to your neural signals if the company…
Aug 20
The 5 neurotech breakthroughs most likely to change your life by 2035
From a neck patch already restoring hand strength to a Pentagon program that stopped talking, here's what's real, what's close, and what's still years…
Aug 19
Your brain, your rights: the emerging legal movement around neurorights
A patchwork of state laws, a UNESCO framework, and one country's constitution are all trying to answer the same question: who owns the data your brain…
Aug 14
Will neurotech widen the inequality gap — or close it?
The devices that could give paralyzed patients their voice back are still priced like a small house, and the gap between hope and access runs through…
Aug 13
Who owns your brain data? The privacy question neurotech companies won't answer
Neural signals can reveal your mood, focus, and health status before you’ve said a word, and the companies collecting them still haven’t agreed on who’s…
Aug 12
Why your neurologist might prescribe a video game in the next 5 years
The FDA has already cleared a phone app for migraines and a music app for stroke recovery. The piece that was missing, actual insurance coverage, just…
Aug 7
tDCS: the controversial "brain stimulation" trend in Silicon Valley — explained
A 9-volt battery's worth of current, a headset that costs less than an iPhone, and a promise to make your brain run faster: here's what the science…
Aug 6
The 60-second history of brain tech (from lobotomies to Neuralink)
A hundred years ago doctors were carving into frontal lobes with tools barely better than kitchen utensils. Now paralyzed patients type by thought…
Aug 5
July 2026
Neurofeedback vs. meditation: which one trains your brain more effectively?
One approach asks you to sit with your mind for decades, the other shows you your brainwaves on a screen tonight, here's what the data actually says
Jul 31
The brain implants giving paralyzed patients their voice back
Inside the brain-computer interfaces turning silent thoughts into spoken words, and why the accuracy numbers finally look real
Jul 30
Neurotech myths vs reality: what the headlines get wrong
From "mind reading" to "IQ boosting headbands," here's what the science actually supports and what's just good marketing 🧠
Jul 29
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