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Whose Voice? Algorithmic Smoothing and the Hybrid Authorship of BCI-Mediated End-of-Life Requests: a normative conceptual analysis

2026-08-10

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) offer patients in completely locked-in state (CLIS) — who retain cognitive awareness but have lost all voluntary motor function — a means of communication otherwise unavailable to them. However, contemporary AI-enhanced speech BCIs don't simply relay signals passively; they lean on algorithmic processes like signal smoothing and predictive la...

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bc3b4a31-c852-5bd2-acdf-7bbb07ecd7eb
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-10510331/v1
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