👉 Too-human experiments refer to studies that blur or cross the boundary between humans and machines, often involving deep neural networks or brain-computer interfaces that mimic, imitate, or surpass human behavior and consciousness; these practices raise ethical concerns about autonomy, privacy, and consent since they involve integrating technology more closely with human physiology. Such experiments are controversial due to potential risks of exploitation or unintended consequences arising from merging biological traits with artificial intelligence systems.
