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I mean... who thinks in individual characters? I would assume it would type the words our correctly based on what I'm thinking. But to your point, would the sy
by irjustin 5y ago
I mean... who thinks in individual characters? I would assume it would type the words our correctly based on what I'm thinking.
But to your point, would the system understand thought?
Knowing the difference between:
> "I'm sending two to you" or "I'm sending to Two One Smith Lane."
requires a lot of knowledge/intent if indeed you can't think in terms of individual characters.
- robbedpeter 5y agoIt will likely be something like imagining typing, or swiping. It won't work at the level of words. You'd have to correlate between 50k and 250k individual words per person, which would be cumbersome and obnoxious. You have to correlate word components, and the easiest way to train is tapping into a feedback loop that already achieves your intent, like typing. Systems like the palm pilot graffiti interface, or some optimized symbolic gesture system will become prevalent, but imagining typing will probably carry us sufficiently until better systems are worked out.