Dr. Casey Halpern

So, I mean, the problem we're talking about here is 50 million Americans.

There's no possibility that surgeons can address that problem, but we could help inspire an initiative to go after that kind of problem or help make it more rigorous because the last thing we need is a, you know, some sort of wearable fancy tool that, you know,

waste people's money and time.

We need real therapies for these things.

Not that these devices that we're discussing are not.

I think actually there's lots of promise.

We use machine learning in the lab all the time.

I'm not an electrical engineer or the computational neuroscientist doing this type of work.

I just help develop the hypotheses around it and help fundraise around it.

But I definitely think there's a future for it.

I suspect we're scratching the surface on how best to do it.

I'm honored thank you so much for having me.