RESPONSIBLE DEVELOPMENT
More context.
Clearer boundaries.
Brain recordings and health-related notes deserve deliberate controls. A useful AI workflow makes its sources, limitations and decision authority visible.
A research direction, not a cleared indication
The public in-ear EEG research foundation does not establish regulatory clearance, diagnostic accuracy, equivalence to another test or treatment benefit. Device indications and clinical use require the appropriate evidence and authorization.
Evidence before interpretation
A signal summary, participant note, research paper and reviewer decision have different evidentiary roles. Preserve the distinction and show uncertainty instead of resolving it through wording.
Consent and purpose
A connected study requires an appropriate consent process, authorized data use and a defined purpose. This website collects no EEG, symptoms, recordings or participant health records.
Access and minimization
Connect only the data needed for an agreed research task. Processing, access control, retention, deletion and any model-provider terms must be defined before production use. No HIPAA or security certification is claimed.
Human review
A generated draft cannot approve a clinical interpretation, change a study record, determine treatment or replace professional judgment. Define the reviewer role and approval status.
Reproducibility
Retain recording identifiers, source intervals, analysis versions, model context and review decisions where appropriate. A useful result should be inspectable after the conversation ends.
No secondary inference
Do not turn brain recordings or diaries into covert employee monitoring, personality judgments, advertising profiles or insurance eligibility decisions. Keep use aligned to the consented research purpose.