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Neurable has teamed up with the Air Force on a $1.2 million project to utilize electrode-studded headphones for monitoring cognitive fitness in service members, as part of the Pentagon's investment in the brain-computer interface market. This initiative aims to assess cognitive performance under pressure and provide neurofeedback, while raising concerns about privacy and ethical implications related to brain monitoring. The project underscores the need for informed consent and the establishment of ethical standards in neurotechnology development.