The real task in neurotechnology is to develop man as a creator and not as a consumer, enhance human-to-human interaction, help people understand each other better, and design a society of free and capable thought leaders, not just a bunch of individualists that have lost their identity and melted into artificial intelligence (AI), Alex Panov, chief executive of the Moscow-based Neiry group of neurotechnology companies said.
Panov's comments came after SPEC Finance announced the setting up of setting up ADI Neuroscience, a ₹10,000 crore neurotechnology-focused fund aimed at accelerating research in the sector in India over the next five years.