Momen Ghazouani

Momen Ghazouani

Momen Ghazouani is an Entrepreneur the founder, & CEO of Setaleur He also founded Neuraline, a startup specializing in neurotechnology In 2023, Setaleur nonprofit division separated to become an independent entity under the name Setaleur Unity, a standalone nonprofit organization Momen Ghazouani serves as the Chairman of its Board of DirectorsHe also oversees the Setaleur Aplamda Lab as Chief Scientist, a position he will continue to hold until 2027 before handing it over to one of the senior scientists in the lab

Personal life

In 2022, Momen Ghazouani founded Setaleur Academy, an educational company specializing in entrepreneurship. The academy provided an integrated framework designed to help businesses transition from traditional commercial enterprises into entrepreneurial ventures through a carefully structured set of steps. These steps aimed to maximize the use of technology in developing products and services while improving internal operations In 2023, Ghazouani founded Setaleur, a technology and artificial intelligence startup, and integrated Setaleur Academy as a subsidiary platform within the new company. Within weeks, the platform was restructured into a non-profit initiative under the name Setaleur for Education, aiming to ensure that everyone could understand the complexities of the business world and gain equal learning opportunities By the end of 2023, the non-profit division of Setaleur was officially separated and became an independent organization under the name Setaleur Unity, a standalone non-profit entity where Momen Ghazouani serves as Chairman of the Board In early 2025, Setaleur launched an artificial intelligence research center called Leurmind, dedicated to developing the concept of TTE (Transformational Thinking Engineering) a comprehensive engineering framework for designing systems capable of transforming thinking itself into a constructive and creative process. This framework, known as Transformational Thinking Engineering, is based on the methodology of Cognitive Transformation Engineering, enabling systems to reframe problems, synthesize unrelated elements, and generate innovative cross-domain solutions in physical, logical, and conceptual dimensions.

Ghazouani led the scientific and technical vision of the project after assuming the position of Chief Scientist at the Leurmind Research Center

In mid-2025, Ghazouani founded Nueraline, a neurotechnology startup operating in the field of biometric authentication using the brain’s electrical patterns as a unique and secure means of establishing a universal digital identity. The company is developing the first personal security device designed to be worn on the head, enabling users to unlock sensitive applications and accounts through brain signals instead of traditional passwords — effectively unifying digital identity Ghazouani publicly voiced concerns regarding Sam Altman’s Worldcoin project, which scans human irises for identity verification, arguing that such practices could open the door to dangerous digital replicas of human identity and unprecedented exploitation through fraud and coercion Currently, Nueraline is in the early research phase and is developing a project called The Deep Line, focused on biometric authentication through the brain’s electrical activity. The project is based on the scientifically supported hypothesis that each human brain has a unique neurophysiological fingerprint, generated by specific brain responses measurable through Electroencephalography (EEG) Research in cognitive neuroscience indicates that the brain’s response to visual or auditory stimuli shows a relatively stable internal repetition, which can be considered a personal electrophysiological signature. The hypothesis further asserts that these signatures remain stable over time and resistant to manipulation, positioning The Deep Line as a promising candidate for secure biometric authentication and the preservation of global digital identity.