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Yes, we just put some AI via electrodes into the monkeys. If we can also add some blockchain, I think we'll have a winner. Let's circle back Monday on this idea

by xoac 4y ago

Yes, we just put some AI via electrodes into the monkeys. If we can also add some blockchain, I think we'll have a winner. Let's circle back Monday on this idea, I'd like to pick your brain some more.

haliskerbas 4y ago
You're mocking the parent but isn't this what most BCIs do? Electrodes + signal processing to estimate some output.
- Retric 4y ago
  Not really, BCIs are still more about teaching the user to make a recognizable signal vs interpreting something that already exists.
- GauntletWizard 4y ago
  Yes, but Brain-Computer Interfaces are not currently an especially advanced field of study. We don't have the precision needed to do any of that as currently stands.
- deleted 4y ago
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jancsika 4y ago
I think you meant, "pick nico's LLM." In any case, you bring up an important issue: can monkeys bitcoin? Could we backport a blockchain experiment in the same way that demoscene Hungarians have backported math hacks to fuel unexpectedly sophisticated realtime graphics to the C64?
- pdpi 4y ago
  >In any case, you bring up an important issue: can monkeys bitcoin? What's the hashrate of infinite monkeys on typewriters?
- nico 4y ago
  > Could we backport a blockchain experiment Interesting. Translating from human language to monkey language = backporting Would it then be that: AI language -> human language also equals backporting?