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Possibly, actually. It depends on what it was able to help with.
...And I'd need a guarantee written in the manufacturer's own blood that NOBODY and NOTHING could access it but me.
Unfortunately that guarantee would likely be on a best-effort basis. Scary to think of your brain getting hacked, for sure.
"Best-effort basis"? What is that, exactly?
Means they do the best they can, no guarantees. Not exactly reassuring.
OTOH, what more can be said of any pursuit whatsoever in life? I guess the question is whether SAYING "we'll do our best" winds up assuring they'll do just short of that. Tightrope-walkers don't say they'll do their best; they'll literally do, or die.