EEG
Also known as: electroencephalography, EEG, brain activity measurement
Reading the brain's electrical activity through the scalp to gauge engagement and response — a direct, if noisy, window into attention.
EEG
EEG measures the brain’s electrical activity through sensors on the scalp, giving a millisecond-resolution read on engagement and response. Paired with eye-tracking at North AI, it tells us not just where someone looked but how their brain reacted while they did.
It’s a noisy signal that rewards rigour — the science only holds up with careful methodology and honest statistics. Treated casually it’s neuro-theatre; treated seriously it’s one of the few objective measures of how content actually lands.