Hannah Frey

Because in the past, the only way ideas would get out of my brain is that I said them, I wrote them down, and now it becomes witness testimony and it's a thing that can be shared.

But if a computer has a big log of my thoughts –

Well, then do I own it or does the company own it and how can it be used by that company?

And these are still questions that we're trying to resolve.

It's a big part of neuroethics.

Like what do we do now that we can look inside someone's brain?

After the break, I want to look into something a little bit different, which is extracting information not by compelling the person to share it but by just looking directly into their own brain.

Is that what you're doing now?

That's what I'm doing right now.

Are you looking?

Oh, my gosh.

Put that down.

Put that.

I can't believe you're thinking that right now.

Oh, that's a good point.

Yeah, you should go to the bathroom.

Wow.

I just was flooded with viewer thoughts as I did that.

But should I be allowed to do that after the break?

I live 7,636 kilometers away from Hannah, so we rarely get to see each other in person.