A Step Closer to Becoming Symbiotic with AI through EEG: A Review of Recent BCI Technology

Dabas, Sarthak; Saxena, Pooja; Nordlund, Natalie; Ahamed, Sheikh Iqbal

doi:10.1109/compsac48688.2020.0-220

2020 IEEE 44th Annual Computers, Software, and Applications Conference (COMPSAC) 2020

DOI: 10.1109/compsac48688.2020.0-220

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A Step Closer to Becoming Symbiotic with AI through EEG: A Review of Recent BCI Technology

Sarthak Dabas

Pooja Saxena

Natalie Nordlund

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The combination of brain cells and artificial intelligence (AI) is a paradigm shift in the healthcare industry that provides previously unheard-of chances for creativity and change in a variety of fields. This work is an attempt to offer a thorough examination of the confluence of AI and brain cells in healthcare, clarifying important ideas, methods, and applications that will influence medical practice and research going forward. Theis article provides an overview of AI in healthcare and looks at the wide variety of AI methods and algorithms advancing personalized medicine, therapy optimization, and disease diagnostics. It also touches upon how AI and brain cells interact, and how brain–computer interfaces (BCIs) can transform neuroscience research and human–machine interaction. It also highlights the revolutionary influence of brain cells and AI on healthcare delivery and patient care by outlining the application domains of the BCI across research fields and talking about the integration of reinforcement learning with the BCIs. It also showcases the practical applications of brain cells and AI in healthcare, ranging from prognostication and diagnostics to prosthetics and rehabilitation. This work suggests new trends and research and development opportunities in the field of brain cells and AI integration, as well as future directions in this field.

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A Step Closer to Becoming Symbiotic with AI through EEG: A Review of Recent BCI Technology

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