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That doesn't answer the question of how far we are from possible abuses. I'd say we need to start talking now about the legal aspects of this tech, rather than
by bckr 6y ago
That doesn't answer the question of how far we are from possible abuses. I'd say we need to start talking now about the legal aspects of this tech, rather than rely on governments to figure it out when it's already being abused
- cs702 6y agoYes, I agree, though I'm less worried about use by criminals than about use by large technology-driven companies and bureaucracies that are already abusing their ability to "read minds indirectly" by collecting behavioral data. I shudder to think what those organizations could do if they start getting data directly from people's brains.
- emptyparadise 6y agoHopefully I'll have a bullet pick my brain apart before a Facebook Neuralink Headset™ or a Palantir FREETHINK standard issue FBI neural interface kit get to do it.