Thursday, November 15, 2007
jd writes at shashdot firehose:"In a major breakthrough, neurologists are reporting that they can decypher neurological impulses into speech with an 80% accuracy. A paralyzed man who is incapable of speech has electrodes implanted in his brain which detect the electrical pulses in the brain relating to speech. These signals are then fed into computers which covert these pulses into signals suitable for speech synthesis. As a biotech marvel, this is astonishing. Depending on the rate of development it is possible to imagine Professor Hawking migrating to this, as it would be immune to any further loss of body movement and would vastly accelerate his ability to talk. On the flip-side, direct brain I/O is also a major step towards William Gibson's Neuromancer and other cyberpunk dark futures."
http://newsvote.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/7094526.stm
Mechanical telepathy, computer-augmented thought, nsa mind probes, possible good and bad practical applications.
http://newsvote.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/7094526.stm
Mechanical telepathy, computer-augmented thought, nsa mind probes, possible good and bad practical applications.
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