Why aren't "neural link" PC's a thing today? (As in a biochip inside brain)

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5GT. D34N 4 Oct @ 6:22pm

Instead of it being an external device (like an actual desktop PC or laptop), both the hardware and software are infused onto a biochip being inserted onto a human's mind (literally) meaning they can play games whilst in a dream like state (as in a long slumber, but their brain is doing most of the work) replaces their normal senses or enhances their motor functions.

A human's vision now has added features: social media taking over eyesight (for real) meaning they can view social media within their own eyes without an external device (phone or computer) but it may distort their normal vision with ads also taking over their vision (also, ads will continue to play in their head whilst they're sleeping) since their brain is fried (literally for real).

Gaming won't be played with a mouse & keyboard or a controller, instead one immerses him or herself in the experience through means of conscience and the inner workings of the mind. The "neural link" PC will impact how people will do things since their brain is now hardwired onto a quantum computer collecting biometric, biological and health data being sent to data centers.

The internet is now inside their mind, without having to boot up a computer since their brain now stores everything, you can "download" and transfer existing PC games into your brain meaning one can experience and immerse in them, the gameplay feels that immersive as if it's true to life since the brain is the one powering both the game after being relayed from the biochip implant.

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HypersleepyNaputunia 4 Oct @ 6:38pm

The visual cortex is the gpu

_I_ 4 Oct @ 6:58pm

Originally posted by 5GT. D34N:
Instead of it being an external device (like an actual desktop PC or laptop), both the hardware and software are infused onto a biochip being inserted onto a human's mind (literally) meaning they can play games whilst in a dream like state (as in a long slumber, but their brain is doing most of the work) replaces their normal senses or enhances their motor functions.

A human's vision now has added features: social media taking over eyesight (for real) meaning they can view social media within their own eyes without an external device (phone or computer) but it may distort their normal vision with ads also taking over their vision (also, ads will continue to play in their head whilst they're sleeping) since their brain is fried (literally for real).

Gaming won't be played with a mouse & keyboard or a controller, instead one immerses him or herself in the experience through means of conscience and the inner workings of the mind. The "neural link" PC will impact how people will do things since their brain is now hardwired onto a quantum computer collecting biometric, biological and health data being sent to data centers.

The internet is now inside their mind, without having to boot up a computer since their brain now stores everything, you can "download" and transfer existing PC games into your brain meaning one can experience and immerse in them, the gameplay feels that immersive as if it's true to life since the brain is the one powering both the game after being relayed from the biochip implant.

because sci-fi is not real

Ð₳Ɽ₭★𐌔Ŧ₳Ɽ 4 Oct @ 7:18pm

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because sci-fi is not real [/quote]

Neuralink's first human implant shows promising results ...
Neuralink is an American neurotechnology company that develops implantable brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) to enable people with paralysis to control computers and mobile devices with their thoughts. The system uses tiny, robotically implanted threads to record neural signals, which an AI then translates into actions like moving a cursor or controlling a robotic arm. The long-term goals include restoring lost sensory functions such as vision and speech, and enhancing human cognitive abilities. its real.

Nev Nev 4 Oct @ 8:07pm

How would you get society to accept it?

Violent games that would be real to the brain? Where murder is perceived real to your brain? So many games have murder in them, even though the game softens what you're actually doing. So to your brain, the murdering would no longer be softened by today's norms in a video game, but the reality of it would be intensified in your brain. You're not just murdering thousands of people in a video game anymore, your brain thinks you actually are.

You'll mess people up that way. Their bodies would not be able to cope with the stress.

There's also a lot of game genres that you couldn't do that with. If you remove the foundation of something, you can't replace it with something different. I mean, you could, but it's not the same thing anymore.

Also there's health concerns. Many people have died due to video games with prolonged inactivity of just staying in the same spot and not taking care of themselves, and many more have developed health concerns. With what you're suggesting, it would increase that by tenfold. Many thousands of people would die due to cardiac arrest. Addiction would be real.

The only logical use I see this, is being used as a weapon on society.

KingyWingy 4 Oct @ 10:43pm

Because we don't know how to communicate all that directly in the brain. Nor do we know where or how much to plug into the brain.

76561198164054483 4 Oct @ 10:48pm

Providing some context would be,
Heart transplant.
Made to be removed is the transplant unlike that which was removed meant to be a growing pain to learn to live with.

Neural interface meant to grow with the attached has no proper dynamic in physics at this time.

76561199754585681 4 Oct @ 10:53pm

It would be kinda mixed tbh
Just imagine yourself trying to **** off then suddenly your pc turns on, and searches the thing on itself.. Scary.
On one side it would be good since you could search things in seconds.

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_I_ 4 Oct @ 11:11pm

Originally posted by SAY:
Providing some context would be,
Heart transplant.
Made to be removed is the transplant unlike that which was removed meant to be a growing pain to learn to live with.

Neural interface meant to grow with the attached has no proper dynamic in physics at this time.

not only that, but the data lines, would be a wound that can never heal, and a constant source for infections, and one that goes directly to your brain/spine would be instant death, no ctrl+z for that one

wireless/battery charge methods make too much heat for any decent amount of processing and wireless tx/rx, and would be constant burn and kill flesh over the charge pad location, so thats a no go

the things in movies/tv where they put sensors over your head, in the real world would be only for reading signals, not injecting them
and would move around and never be accurate enough for any kind of control
and who would want to shave their head to play a game with that kind of control?
(unless bald for other reasons, but thats a marketing failure right there)

do we need more reasons?

76561198164054483 5 Oct @ 12:30am

Originally posted by _I_:
Originally posted by SAY:
Providing some context would be,
Heart transplant.
Made to be removed is the transplant unlike that which was removed meant to be a growing pain to learn to live with.

Neural interface meant to grow with the attached has no proper dynamic in physics at this time.
not only that, but the data lines, would be a wound that can never heal, and a constant source for infections, and one that goes directly to your brain/spine would be instant death, no ctrl+z for that one

wireless/battery charge methods make too much heat for any decent amount of processing and wireless tx/rx, and would be constant burn and kill flesh over the charge pad location, so thats a no go

the things in movies/tv where they put sensors over your head, in the real world would be only for reading signals, not injecting them
and would move around and never be accurate enough for any kind of control
and who would want to shave their head to play a game with that kind of control?
(unless bald for other reasons, but thats a marketing failure right there)

do we need more reasons?

raise the question control over the tech to be overridden, simple factors as sweat on command to disconnect. drop in temperature improving magnetics and increase and complete rigidity.
If space travelin asteroids are freezing what happens when that occurs in body. Blood clots are one thing frozen cells are another.

Originally posted by _I_:
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do we need more reasons?

1. For learning how to help someone effected by those who conducted such a highway of weight exchanges.

Other than that flying a kite out to far and dangling keys kept in a jar is metaphor or reality?

Originally posted by 5GT. D34N:
5GT. D34N 6 hours ago

Why aren't "neural link" PC's a thing today? (As in a biochip inside brain)

Fingernail, tooth? if linked to a circuitry the chemistry to grow you'd be a lemon or a potato.

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Rumpelcrutchskin 5 Oct @ 1:30am

Because having invasive brain surgery for unproven technology is not exactly priority for most people.

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Bad 💀 Motha 5 Oct @ 3:23am

Originally posted by Ð₳Ɽ₭★𐌔Ŧ₳Ɽ:

Neuralink's first human implant shows promising results ...

Expensive AF for one thing. And many countries would simply not want it. For those of us with all our limbs and sensors working and such it would just be a very expensive and lazy way to use a computer

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