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I’m gonna disagree with you simply because it’s not the case, like I said it’s not intrusive, unless you volitionally attempt to have it do something it won’t.. it simply won’t decode the neural signals. This is pretty simple stuff, would you like me to send you papers on the subject ? We realized our first paper a couple days ago if you’re interested.
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SMS 2y ago

I’d love to see an intrusive version since learning how to think words to with the interface is like teaching dogs to roll over and fetch the words.

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SMS 2y ago

The brainwave decoder is quite awesome but for the brain in question to command, the training to repeat a single task / word / function by thought in order to command or dictate for the interface to decode is quite a steep curve or was in the early stages of the development.

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SMS 2y ago

It can read your brainwaves, but not really your thoughts as little as a dog would follow a strangers body language to do wonder tricks.

So intrusive would be a desired feature rather than a need for fear.

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SMS 2y ago

Linguistic thought patterns are very personal and thus a one size fits nobody is a challenging requirement without individual training and practice.

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