Revolutionary AI empathy chip to let prisoners see and feel their victim’s perspective [Video]

A scientist has unveiled what is being called the “Prison of the Future”, and it involves inserting an AI implant in a prisoner’s head that shows them artificial memories of the crimes they have committed, but from the perspective of their victim.

A proposal video of the virtual justice system, or neurological prison, was posted to Hashem Al-Ghaili’s YouTube and Instagram account, who is a molecular biologist and science communicator. The video explains how the virtual prison would theoretically work, which Al-Ghaili is calling Cognify. In a nutshell, prisoners would be subjected to 10 minutes of intense AI-generated content that would be injected into the brain, DNA, and RNA – targeting each part linked to memory formation.

The content shown to the prisoner would be designed to invoke emotional states such as remorse or regret while also enabling the prisoner to experience what the crime is like from the perspective …