That's an immediate "FUCK NO". I mean, I'm sure it can be beneficial for speech-impaired people, but we all know it's gonna be used for mass surveillance. It's even worse than the Zuck perv' glasses. 100% Black Mirror episode.

For sci-fi readers: subvocalization

Looks impressive but I'll need a bit more on the "how" front...

Edit: very sensitive ear mounted camera to detect micro movements (subvocalization: silent speech with AI).

For something as closed-loop as a keyboard? Shut up and take my money, I need portable keyboard that doesn't set my arm nerves on fire.

For anything touching the internet? Kill -9 it with fire. All the fire. Declare a butlerian jihad against this, Chile didn't go far enough.

Edit after reading more: oh shit, its all hype.

Quote: We currently have a working prototype that, after training with user-specific example data, demonstrates over 90% accuracy on an application-specific vocabulary. The system is currently user-dependent and requires individual training. We are currently on working on iterations that would not require any personalization.

I think 90% accuracy makes it unusable, no?

interesting for sure, but the concerns are mostly not valid. it basically tracks movements in your mouth to synthesize speech - it doesn't actually read your thoughts

yea yah just like Humane Ai Pin.. I want to see it ship first. then let me know.

sounds like dystopia