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> How invasive might this become? Brain-wave-scanning kind of invasive. FB (and advertising in general) will continue to become ever more invasive until it mee
by classified 7y ago
> How invasive might this become?
Brain-wave-scanning kind of invasive. FB (and advertising in general) will continue to become ever more invasive until it meets a limiting factor. That limiting factor will possibly be legislation (just not in the US because worshiping the Dollar overrides anything and everything else).
- bagacrap 7y agoDo we know the first thing about how brain waves correlate to any real world properties of a person? If Facebook or anyone else can crack brain waves, ie in a sense "read your mind", it seems like serving ads is the least of our worries, but also pretty exciting in terms of the potential positive applications.
- wizzwizz4 7y agoWe've already got "EEG to categorised-eyeball-images" technology; in fact, that was a relatively primitive application of neural nets. https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/787101v2.full https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/787101v2.full No, I don't think it unlikely that the next-gen Oculus might do this.
- sudosysgen 7y agoWell, system that has brain wave data and full information on your visual feed and body position and movement can do quite a bit of correlation