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Artificial Intelligence and Medicine: The Human Brain, Chip Implants, & Neuroscience | Chad Bouton & Marc Beckman
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Have we found a cure for paralysis?
Chad Bouton is a bioengineer, researcher, scientist, and visionary who has committed his life to finding an end to paralysis.
Mr. Bouton is a professor with the Feinstein Institute of Bioelectric Medicine, Vice President of Advanced Engineering with Northwell Health, and a professor of molecular medicine at the Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra Northwell. Mr. Bouton developed neural decoding methods that allowed the first paralyzed person with a brain implant to move again with their own thoughts.
His work has been featured on 60 Minutes and TEDx and he holds over 70 patents worldwide. Additionally, Professor Bouton's work has been recognized in the United States Congress. He has won multiple awards surrounding the human brain and cancer detection.
If you are interested in learning how AI will propel the medical industry forward, you are in the right place. This incredibly insightful conversation with Chad Bouton is inspirational and provides hope to the families all over the world who are praying for their loved ones to regain movement and feeling that has been lost as a result of serious injury.
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LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chad-bouton-ba0825a/
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Bouton Lab: https://www.boutonlab.com/
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