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We have lots of ideas how to do that! We're just not very good at it. But placing a more sensitive EEG inside the head and then using stimuli mapping to revers
by SomeStupidPoint 10y ago
We have lots of ideas how to do that!
We're just not very good at it. But placing a more sensitive EEG inside the head and then using stimuli mapping to reverse enough of the signal-information map to read intentional output seems a fine research path.
(And we already know you can get some output woth that method.)
- TheOtherHobbes 10y agoPlacing a more sensitive EEG inside the head isn't anyone's definition of "non-invasive."