The Military Has a Plan for Human Brain Waves – Benjamin Powers – Medium

The human brain is responsible for making us adaptable and widespread -- a singularly adept instrument to help humans survive and thrive. Even as artificial intelligence quickly progresses, when it comes to military conflicts, people still outpace robots in crucial split-second decision-making. Slowly but surely, though, the gap is lessening, and training robots' targeting capabilities using human brain responses may help close it. When humans make decisions or respond to specific stimuli, our brains emit what's known as a P300 response. We can measure that response, and the evaluation of those responses is used primarily with medical patients who have some form of neurodegenerative disease or disability.