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Unfortunately no. Nevertheless, fMRI is unsuitable for what Neuralink is trying to accomplish. It would be lile trying to communicate by wiggling your ears. Pos
by skummetmaelk 10y ago
Unfortunately no. Nevertheless, fMRI is unsuitable for what Neuralink is trying to accomplish. It would be lile trying to communicate by wiggling your ears. Possible, but slow.
- petra 10y agoAs a general purpose goal, beyond helping people with the most severe disabilities , This doesn't seem like that useful of a goal(especially compared to other possibilities) , why is there such fascination about direct brain communication, even among really smart people ?