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Even DARPA dropped the idea of brain surgery and has gone back to non-invasive technology, Neuralink should do the same. (2018) > "To try and figure out how to
by photochemsyn 4y ago
Even DARPA dropped the idea of brain surgery and has gone back to non-invasive technology, Neuralink should do the same. (2018)
> "To try and figure out how to make this technology more accessible and not require surgical placement of a metal probe into people's brains, DARPA recently launched the NExt-Generation Nonsurgical Neurotechnology (N3) program. The plan is to make a device with similar capabilities, but it'll look more like an EEG cap that the pilot can take off once a mission is done."
https://futurism.com/the-byte/jets-pilots-mind-control-darpa https://futurism.com/the-byte/jets-pilots-mind-control-darpa
Plus enough with the animal torture already, for very dubious reasons at that.
- ladyattis 4y agoSuch devices are a dead end, imo. I think the next generation of BMI will likely be something you can put on your head like old time headphones with some being even less invasive than that maybe as mere 'pebbles' you just put on your temples or where ever else is potentially optimal for interacting with the human brain.
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- bilekas 4y agoI get really strong "Fringe" vibes from all of this