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“It Knows Before You Do”: Mind-Reading e-Tattoo Tracks Stress in Real Time and Privacy Advocates Are Sounding the Alarm - Rude Baguette

IN A NUTSHELL 🧠 Innovative e-tattoo developed at the University of Texas at Austin monitors brain activity in real time. ⚙️ Designed to be noninvasive and ultra-thin, the e-tattoo adheres to the forehead and uses sticker-like sensors. 📉 Machine learning mod…

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“It Knows Before You Do”: Mind-Reading e-Tattoo Tracks Stress in Real Time and Privacy Advocates Are Sounding the Alarm - Rude Baguette
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