> This is probably a few hundreds of years of development (and political and moral arguments) away though. This. I might start getting excited about brain-comp

> This is probably a few hundreds of years of development (and political and moral arguments) away though. This. I might start getting excited about brain-computer interfaces once we have a proof-of-concept non-chemical local anaesthetic. Like, wire something into your finger neurons that erases pain signals sent from finger. That's several orders of magnitude simpler than a full-blown brain-computer interface, yet we're nowhere even close to it.