youtube.com/watch?v=I0zXkwLs_lo >10:40 to 14:04 >13:40 "BCI is an extinction level event for any entertainment form not thinking about it... if entertainment companies aren't thinking about it now, they will a lot more in the future" >talks about how we can map motor functions to it and the next big challenge is actually stimulations and feelings like coldness
>youtube.com/watch?v=35QvyaRn6OY >year old interview with VNN and GabeN's son >literally talking about BCI for an hour and a half
Where were you when Valve creates the real world equivalent of SAO?
It's probably going to be more like SOMA for the first few decades.
Logan Brown
>“On the other hand it is possible that human control over the machines may be retained. In that case the average man may have control over certain private machines of his own, such as his car of his personal computer, but control over large systems of machines will be in the hands of a tiny elite -- just as it is today, but with two difference. Due to improved techniques the elite will have greater control over the masses; and because human work will no longer be necessary the masses will be superfluous, a useless burden on the system. If the elite is ruthless the may simply decide to exterminate the mass of humanity. If they are humane they may use propaganda or other psychological or biological techniques to reduce the birth rate until the mass of humanity becomes extinct, leaving the world to the elite. Or, if the elite consist of soft-hearted liberals, they may decide to play the role of good shepherds to the rest of the human race. They will see to it that everyone's physical needs are satisfied, that all children are raised under psychologically hygienic conditions, that everyone has a wholesome hobby to keep him busy, and that anyone who may become dissatisfied undergoes "treatment" to cure his "problem." Of course, life will be so purposeless that people will have to be biologically or psychologically engineered either to remove their need for the power process or to make them "sublimate" their drive for power into some harmless hobby. These engineered human beings may be happy in such a society, but they most certainly will not be free. They will have been reduced to the status of domestic animals.”
Brayden Watson
I never asked for this.
Brandon Butler
Tldr fag. Keyboards and touch screens are old and dated. I need better and more optimized ways to interface with computers
>Lol your retarded for wanting half life alyx or valve to fail. Is shit like this is the main reason I want them to fail, I want a real world of sao more than anybody, but this isn't the way to do it. Fuck valve!
Christopher Morales
>one billion years gulag will no longer be just a meme
Read a bit of your post. It's just some hyperbolic rhetoric of some retard. Have fun being left behind. No one will remember you in 60 or so years and I will have forgotten you in minutes
Grayson Brooks
People will NEVER EVER let some surgeon cut a part of themselves for some sci-fi improvement. Nobody will willingly get a robo-arm, nobody will put a chip in their brain. Faggots teenagers don't understand the risk involved in those kind of operations, even with modern medicine.
People rarely even do the whole laser surgery shit for their eyes, what makes you retards subhumans think things will be different for this trash?
Cameron Barnes
>It's just some hyperbolic rhetoric of some retard >he thinks Ted Kaczynski is some retard
Ryan Peterson
pretty much.
say what you want about SAO, but the book does have a point. Technology that interfaces with your brain in such an intrincate way is nothing short of dangerous, also, whos to say there wont be actually some madman like Kayaba who actually wants to kill people thru his game for some never explained motive other than 'ehh... i dunno'?
i am all for progress and all, but BCI is where the line should be drawn and should NEVER be made.
Andrew Green
Guaranteed plenty of people will, they'd just be bitter and resentful when it turns out they'd just be a husk of their former self and Adam Jensen-tier "I didn't ask for this" whenever questioned on it
Alexander Campbell
>talks about how we can map motor functions to it and the next big challenge is actually stimulations and feelings like coldness and eventually we create torture devices that use these very techniques maybe the real Hell was the one we made along the way
If we had the ability to create immersive virtual reality like this, we'd probably have the ability to just manipulate our emotions directly.
In which case, 'true' VR would become obsolete almost as soon as it becomes possible. The only point to making a fake experience using VR is to make ourselves feel good, even if the experience is not real. In which case, why not just trick your brain directly into being happy without bothering with the VR?
Not only is he a retard, he was a fucking lunatic. You are so gay it hurts.
James Butler
user,you do know you'll suffer the same exact fate right? Probably worse in fact given the likelihood you'll immediately throw away any human connection to sequester yourself from reality.
I'm already a huge escapist and already feel as if I'm just some formless entity in a meat mech. If I can upgrade or tap into neurons so I can enjoy video games and other media more, then I'm down
Caleb King
jesus christ that fucks me up its like that shit in Black Mirror where a guy ends up being looked in a room with a dead girls body for 6 billion years
Jason Perez
They really won't, at best you'll get a few thousands worldwide.
Colton Hill
And this technology would exclusively be in the hands of our sociopathic global elite, sounds great.
It's not that particular setting, but full-immersion VR that excites me, and other people though. Though to be honest, I didn't think the anime was as bad as Yas Forums claims.
If we were in the 2000's and gabe talked about BCI's he would have been laughed at. How close are we to actual BCIs now that we're in the 2020? Has technology advanced far enough for computers to read and transmit data to neurons? How would that shit even work?
James Moore
Nah is an image of the beast, is not going to happen in this life time but probably a few more down the road this shit is some fucking tech.
if were lucky this virus could evolve into a extinction level event
Aiden Cruz
I feel like it might be bad for your sanity to feel random unwarranted feelings of good. Like people already get stressed out about feeling something is undeserved.
Logan Morris
Mix this with the upcoming technology of fucking with peoples perception of time, and you've got literal heaven and hell at our access
Benjamin Sullivan
Things that can be worn are a different matter and could work. But I do have some serious doubt to the ability of this stuff to being able to actually "read" the brain, and especially to "write" on it.
If this kind of things worked the whole thing that Valve and Elon are doing (which require a surgical operation) wouldn't be a thing.
Gavin Parker
BCI's and EEG machines have been around for awhile now. "Reading" mode is essentially almost perfected, they've just had break throughs with prosthetics and Facebook has been working on thought-to-text BCI for awhile now until it can reach literal instantaneous speeds, expecting a commercial output for it by 2030.
How close are we to "writing" information to the brain? Who knows, but essentially it sounds like we are close to receiving information and feeling feelings but it's the next big challenge.
Owen Campbell
>and you've got literal heaven and hell at our access technology can always fail, then you're just a brain in a jar. I should've figured technological innovation would continue until people decided they want to one-up gods.
Logan Howard
>Lol we can beat omnipotent gods! >Do you know what an omnipotent i- >Lol no
Nathan Cox
MOOOOOOOOOOOOT
Nicholas Peterson
Transhumanism will lead to the downfall of humanity.
Aaron Martinez
The Great Filter is coming to pleb filter us out of existence
Nolan Ortiz
You mean filter the retards that fell for it?
Jaxson Campbell
>people want to rush to be the Gunther Hermann instead of the JC Denton What are you going to do when you have a shitty mark I chip in your brain and the late adopters have the mark II chips?
Kevin Garcia
>implying you have a choice
as you run through the glittering post-human metropolis of cyborg demigods on your crude fleshpillars,I will be right behind you, beaming the smile of a hundred hits of virtual heroin as I lope along on legs of titanium honeycomb and glistening polymer muscle, in my 4 perfectly articulated hands the skull-piercing brain augmentation machine, ready to to rape you into the future. in the end, you will thank me user :D
Samuel White
Good, nothing good came out of it anyway.
Nicholas Thomas
I agree with this guy, its better to have other retards beta test this thing
Leo Butler
No lol, you're waiting 5 generations at MINIMUM user. It's not feasible within our lifetime. Just think about it. Brain to computer interfacing is no joke. Assuming there are people out there actively funding research for this kind of technology, AND assuming that they are solely pushing the full immersion VR angle instead of the literally countless of other better applications of being able to directly interface with a computer, you have the realize that it's first going to be developed solely for people with disabilities
Easton Garcia
Implying he wouldn't live outside of cities.
Kevin Turner
>delusions of grandeur from the Googlereich's technoserf
