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Why language remains the most flexible brain-to-brain interface

14 点作者 MindGods将近 5 年前

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meowface将近 5 年前
What about for communicating visual information? I can visualize imagery and &quot;animations&quot;, but I&#x27;m abysmal at graphics and could never adequately translate it to another medium like paper or image&#x2F;video editing software. But maybe if I can transmit it to someone so it&#x27;s as clear in their mind as it is in mine, that could greatly increase information density and express things that otherwise can&#x27;t be compressed into language; perhaps not even some future &quot;neural intermediate language&quot;, either. A picture is worth a thousand words and all that.<p>Being able to transfer it from my brain to a digital medium would also probably be almost as good. It&#x27;d also be amazing if you could do the same with music; compose and &quot;hear&quot; some music in your &quot;mind&#x27;s ear&quot;, then have it be rendered as MIDI or full audio. I&#x27;m sure we&#x27;re very far away from things like that, but if they do happen, I think we&#x27;ll look back and wonder how we possibly lived any other way.
afpx将近 5 年前
If history shows a trend, the speed of communication will continue to increase exponentially. The <i>interface</i> between two brains may remain language-based, but it&#x27;s inevitable that we will &quot;jack in&quot; to get higher speed.