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Molex 2022 15 Learn More Learn More Molex 0.25mm-Pitch Premo-Flex Jumpers Molex 0.25mm Pitch Easy-On FPC Connectors Figure 4: Artificial intelligence, machine learning, and deep learning development over time. (Source: elenabsl/Shutterstock.com) AI with BCI AI and its subsets, including machine learning and deep learning (DL), are enabling approaches in EEG-based BCIs (Figure 4). DL can offer automatic classifications of EEG signals. This effort allows for the data to be utilized in various applications and other convolutional neural networks (CNN) training. At present, human expertise supports AI approaches. The desire is to eliminate artifacts, increase the data quality, and continue to realize gains in AI technology so that measured brain wave signals can continue to exhibit exponential increases in their ability to be classified by AI through DL techniques. Conclusion EEG-based BCI relies on high-performance electronic signal chains. Careful consideration of all critical electronic components, including reliable connectivity in compact designs, are needed to accurately measure EEG and other bodily functions. AI and DL techniques enable dynamic EEG data to receive better interpretations and allow humanity to realize more benefits from BCI. BCI will continue to be an emerging method for human-machine interfacing. And one day, it might offer a cure to any mental block we encounter, especially the empty page that any writer will eventually face. n

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