More autonomy, fewer NDAs: Volunteers have new requests for brain implant trials

According to MIT Technology Review, teams have developed brain implants that can be used to control robotic limbs and computers and even to "speak," and volunteers in trials of these devices play a vital role in the research. The article reports that volunteers are making new requests, including more autonomy and fewer NDAs; the provided context is truncated.

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