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I would imagine that after about the 300th word, they'd start to lose all meaning and their associated signals would collapse much closer together. It definitel
by jakeinspace 5y ago
I would imagine that after about the 300th word, they'd start to lose all meaning and their associated signals would collapse much closer together. It definitely does feel like an extremely optimistic experiment. Do you think there's a good way to capture enough useful data in a lab environment, short neural implants + microphones with 24/7 recording?
- AussieWog93 5y ago>Do you think there's a good way to capture enough useful data in a lab environment, short neural implants + microphones with 24/7 recording? It's a hard problem, even neutral implants and mics isn't enough. I had two months to come up with some ideas about how we could get a human to produce reliable signals, and failed completely. That was when I walked away and got a job.