What the author doesn't realize is the enormous amount of processing power, shared culture and empathy that goes into human interaction. Much of this isn't eve

What the author doesn't realize is the enormous amount of processing power, shared culture and empathy that goes into human interaction. Much of this isn't even useful for getting a task done, but mainly to keep the human in the loop as to how things can proceed… wasteful. I personally can't wait for prevalent brain computer interfaces. I don't think there is a need for computers to "understand" humans as far as it can observe the things we are optimizing for and do it better whatever way… For me if I could choose between typing into keyboard on the seconds-hours timescale- latency in vs us timescales via other transmission channels, I'd pick the later every time, and twice on Sundays (which i guess is no surprise since I actually worked on such systems lol).