Neurable’s Wireless Headphones Track How Close Your Brain Is to Burnout
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EEG headphones that claim to track “how close your brain is to burnout” move workplace monitoring from keystrokes to cognition — that’s a different category of trust and liability. Before piloting neurotech wearables, decide who sees the data, how it can and cannot be used, and what happens when it contradicts HR or performance narratives.
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