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MIT Researcher Creates Mind-Controlled Internet Search Headset
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this post was submitted on 26 Feb 2024
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And its not implanted into the brain kiling you?
That was my first thought. Dude that had the surgery seeing this and just thinking,"What the fuck, man?"
While there are several ways to approach direct brain communication, they all have their benefits and drawbacks. Indirect methods, like this one, are much safer. But direct implantations, while riskier to get going, have the potential for near unlimited speed (both in bandwidth as well as reaction time).
The latter definitely will have more benefits in the long run.
Does that mean I'd want one in my head right now? Absolutely not. But if I were a unable to control most of my appendages, I'd definitely consider it.
It's how it starts, then you become Doctor Octopus.
I take back my previous comment. Where do I sign?
No, it appears to be an external headset, although it was noted that people wearing it looked like they had head injuries, but they are working on improving it so that it is less visible.