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There is evidence that it is. They have been able to record images people are seeing from fMRI data. The information is there, it's just a matter of processing
by Houshalter 13y ago
There is evidence that it is. They have been able to record images people are seeing from fMRI data. The information is there, it's just a matter of processing it.
- ballard 13y agoRight now, researchers are putting together functional brain structure maps combining fMRI, SPECT and PET scans for Alzheimer's research. Apart from the inconvenience of wearing a giant magnet, pulling together one or more brain scan techs with compute resources might be a way to pull it off. Heck, if the compute power needed were too bulky to be practical, it might be possible to offload it to a hosted service. (Talking a solution 15-18 yrs out anyhow.). It's entirely reasonable that keyboards would be slower than thought input in 50 years.