THE FUSION OF HUMANS AND MACHINES: NEUROINTERFACES AND COGNITIVE ENHANCEMENT

Abstract

The article explores the phenomenon of human-machine fusion as a direction in the development of artificial intelligence and neurointerface technologies. It analyzes current achievements in direct brain-computer interaction and examines how these technologies affect human cognitive abilities. The paper discusses the potential applications of neurointerfaces in medicine, education, and engineering, as well as the risks associated with privacy, security, and ethical issues of mind intervention. It emphasizes that the integration of biological and digital systems paves the way for the formation of a new type of intelligence — the cognitively enhanced human.