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so this is like MCP but for neurons? can they wire up the neurons that control ear twitch muscles to something useful e.g. "Open terminal" shortcut?
by webdevver 1y ago
so this is like MCP but for neurons?
can they wire up the neurons that control ear twitch muscles to something useful e.g. "Open terminal" shortcut?
- swader999 1y agoJust don't let the playwright MCP anywhere near it
- Dilettante_ 1y ago>can they wire up the neurons [...] to something useful e.g. "Open terminal" shortcut? Pretty much. You could do something like that with non-invasive consumer-grade BCIs already though. What we really need to see is more distinct "keypresses" you can listen for. It's my understanding that something like "imagining pushing/pulling a heavy object" can be read clearly enough, while "twitching your left ear" gets lost in the noise. It's a long way to go before we can replace the 400 keystrokes per minute, 104/105 distinct keys bandwidth of a keyboard.
- b_e_n_t_o_n 1y agoHahahahaha
- voidUpdate 1y agoWith the ear twitch muscles, it would probably be easier to use muscle sensors, which are a lot cheaper and easier to use (stick them on the skin), instead of delving inside someone's brain