Neuroboffins develop mind-reading computers
A man who has been paralysed for the last eight years might be able to "speak" again, by having his thoughts read by a computer. Eric Ramsey was in a car accident that left him aware of his surroundings, but unable to move or speak. The only way he can communicate is through eye movements. No surprise, then, that he volunteered …
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very interesting but this could be cooler
Why not use a back propagation artificial neural network to classify the signals, that way he could sit with something to detect his eye movements and train the device himself. I'm sure it'll take less time if he can just practice on his own, save the doctors time etc...
This sounds familiar...
"oh", "ee" and "oo"
I am suspicious these are Witch Doctors. Next he'll be learning "ah", "ting tang" and "walla walla bing bang".
Re: This sounds familiar...
Seems more likely that they're just training him to be a porn star. Not quite sure how that would work with the paralysis thing though.
How long 'til they can embed a bluetooth module in my brain to give me some always-on internet access? They'd probably have a line of very eager nerds sign up to test that one out.
Please think clearly after the tone
Brilliant. I can see it now.
"Please think your credit card number and press pound to continue."
*thinks* - #
"Thank you. Did you think, "Pizzasex4horn2ybre5ast2sp1izz6acars8hor3ny5ca3rspi1zzabr7easts9?"
Microsoft will not be pleased
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/10/16/ms_brain/
Familiar with "Ghost in the Shell"?
"How long 'til they can embed a bluetooth module in my brain to give me some always-on internet access?"
Bad idea. Are you familiar with "Ghost in the Shell"? In that SF manga, people had all sorts of embedded interfaces. And they got *hacked* all the time! Leave me out of the way-too-connected-internet, please!
re:Familiar with "Ghost in the Shell"?
I for one welcome our Solid State Society overlords...
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