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Speaker for the Dead (1987) has something similar so the idea is much older than that at least.
by rlpb 3y ago
Speaker for the Dead (1987) has something similar so the idea is much older than that at least.
- Terr_ 3y agoIIRC the book(s) mainly referenced "subvocal" controls, based on detecting almost-talking movements within the user's face/throat/voicebox. I'd argue those are qualitatively different, more like a modern-day system of saying "AssistantBot: Send E-Mail", as opposed to a geometric mapping one could use for, say, painting a picture.