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Would you say? Once we all have brain to computer interfaces... would you consider the outputs be as strong if a entropic force as DNA? Better? Would the ai models trained in those outputs bring on singularity?

In terms of identification, the hashed output from you brain, could be the ultimate determination of identity rather than antiquated government IDs?

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monk_cactus 2y ago

I would think the output from your brain is always changing, so it wouldn’t yield the same hash second to second

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alphakamp 2y ago

I get what you are saying, I'm just expecting there to be some sort of intrinsic pattern behind it.

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alphakamp 2y ago

I mean if it gets to the point of neural pathways mapping, the layout of an individuals brain is kind of a private key. I'm sure you could add other pieces to build that key, but I'd bet that that along is unique enough to avoid hash collisions 🤣

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monk_cactus 2y ago

I think your brain structure changes enough over time to make that problematic. Not to mention things like stroke or head trauma that can really fuck that up. Cool idea though, not trying to be a hater

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alphakamp 2y ago

It's a cool thing to think about, since the neurolink human trials have already started, I wonder what they are finding as compared to hypothesis