I have a better idea... Have something like Google lens (remember these?) or another embedded camera record all your human interactions. Then we run audio to te

I have a better idea... Have something like Google lens (remember these?) or another embedded camera record all your human interactions. Then we run audio to text on the voice and clip or other scene descriptions on the video(and ocr on text typed/read) and we fine tune a model on it. Imagine if you had 5+ years of such data (of someone that interacts with people a lot). Although "brain-links" are even more of a cool sci-fi idea. Imagine we can reliably "hook up" at synapse level. We first record everything for a year, then we plug a LLM into it so you can essentially "think together". Eventually you increase the size of the LLM as your wetware brain becomes unusable due to old age. Finally the biological brain dies, only the LLM remains (of comparable parameter size). Are you still alive, or is this a simulation? Of course I'm taking huge liberty in calling such AI a LLM. LLLm work on the basis of tokens and do not learn beyond their training phase, also one would need some input/output too. But imagine if this was figured out? Then you could live on as long as you can afford the power/maintenance bill for that datacenter that runs your mind :-)