There’s an entire other side of Neurotech that isn’t invasive, where you simply put on a wearable device to get the benefits of neurofeedback. But what kind of benefits can be obtained? And what kind of devices are out there? Dr. Cody Rall come onto the podcast to give more of an insight into what this technology can do, what benefits it can provide, and how it may be used in the future.

About The Guest:

Cody Rall is an ABPN board certified Navy trained Psychiatrist and a founding partner and former Media Director for Stanford Brainstorm. He was a former board member of The American Psychiatric Association’s Annual Psychiatry Innovation Lab. He completed his obligation to the U.S. Navy in July 2021 and is now pursuing the use of Brain Computer Interface technologies for mental health. He is the founder of Techforpsych, a media and relations company that covers advancements in technology related to neuroscience and mental health treatment. 

Tech For Psych Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMIs6RbQ1sAr_RmYyfc4iQg

Website: https://www.techforpsych.com/

TimeCodes:

00:01:02 – Introduction

00:02:51 – Discussion Begins

00:05:24 – How does non-invasive neurotech work?

00:07:53 – How have Neurotech devices improved over the last 10 years?

00:10:04 – What are the applications of Neurotech?

00:13:17 – AI’s impact on neurotech

00:15:58 – Concerns about Neurotech going forward

00:20:20 – How should neurotech be regulated and what kind of regulations are on the horizon?

00:21:57 – What kind of personal benefits can you experience from using this tech?

00:26:25 – Some limitations of neurotech

00:30:26 – How is neurotech beneficial for companies?

00:36:59 – What application/device is currently getting the most attention

00:38:56 – Generative Ai’s impact on Neurotech part 2

00:02:28 – What will AI’s impact be on BCI?

00:45:15 – The Future of Neurotech