Piramidal
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About Piramidal
Piramidal is a company focused on developing a foundation model for electrophysiological brain data. It aims to create scaled neural decoders that enable humans to understand and control neural syntax. Its mission centers on cognitive liberty, including the fundamental right to freedom of thought, mental privacy, and self-determination, and it champions individuals' right to access, understand, and positively influence their own brain. It opposes commodification of minds and mental experiences and is committed against voluntary interference or punitive control over human thought. The company frames the brain as a battlefield and seeks to build tools that defend it, redirecting technology to maximize human potential, and is described as a first-of-its-kind foundation model approach for electrophysiological brain data.
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It champions individuals' right to access, understand, and positively influence their own brain.
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