Can we train an LLM based on brainwaves rather than written text? Seems to be closer to how we actually think and thus should enable the LLM to learn to think rather than just learn to mimic the output. For example, when writing we have often gone done many thought paths, evaluated each and backtracked etc, but none of that is left in the text an LLM trains on today. Recording brainwaves and training on that is proba…
BrainGPT turns thoughts into text
121–130 of 208 posts
Re: BrainGPT turns thoughts into text
#122Earlier quoted context omitted.
Imagine putting these on presidential candidates as they debate or when they try to explain a bill, it could massively improve democracy and ensure the people know what they actually vote for.
Yes, imagine the glorious future of politicians who have no thoughts beyond the repeatedly coached answers to various talking points.
Re: BrainGPT turns thoughts into text
#123Ground Truth: Bob attended the University of Texas at Austin where he graduated, Phi Beta Kappa with a Bachelor’s degree in Latin American Studies in 1973, taking only two and a half years to complete his work, and obtaining generally excel- lent grades. Predict: was the University of California at Austin in where he studied in Beta Kappa in a degree of degree in history American Studies in 1975. and a one classes a…
Well you are going to have a brain scanning device directly linked to your social credit score. That's the future.
Re: BrainGPT turns thoughts into text
#124Similar work for turning thoughts into images: https://medarc-ai.github.io/mindeye/
Not so impressive compared to EEG.
Re: BrainGPT turns thoughts into text
#125> While it’s not the first technology to be able to translate brain signals into language, it’s the only one so far to require neither brain implants nor access to a full-on MRI machine. I wonder whether, in a decade or two, if the sensor technology has gotten good enough that they don't even need you to wear a cap, just there'll be people saying "obviously you don't have any reasonable expectation of not having your…
Re: BrainGPT turns thoughts into text
#126Earlier quoted context omitted.
> If you have a Neuralink, no problems, you can directly upload a trace of thoughts. Except that someone with a jailbroken Neuralink could upload a filtered and arbitrarily-modified thought trace, getting ahead of all those plebs. Cyberpunk! :)
Just think a virus, you know they're not going to be correctly sanitizing their inputs.
Re: BrainGPT turns thoughts into text
#127Aside from all the horrific implications, this enables something very cool: two-way telepathic communication. Think your message, think "send", hear responses via earbud. With voice cloning, you even get the message in the sender's voice. Totally silent and invisible to outside observers.
Re: BrainGPT turns thoughts into text
#128Aside from all the horrific implications, this enables something very cool: two-way telepathic communication. Think your message, think "send", hear responses via earbud. With voice cloning, you even get the message in the sender's voice. Totally silent and invisible to outside observers.
PsOne's Tomb Raider seemed hi-res, Hi-res didn't even exist, I thought we were at the peak of gaming.
Apple Pro One wants to make computers spatial, we find telepathy cool.
I would love to code by the sole action of my mind while running in the forest or scuba diving, 10 seconds here and there.
I would love to receive a drawing made in the mind of someone else, to see it appear in front of me and to be able to share it with others around me : "-Hey, look at what Julia did."
And again, that's exactly what happens already but in a more immediate manner; replace smartphone with mind, screen with environment and you're in that futuristic world.
It feels like this is cool because of novelty, but then wouldn't it be cool to go back to punching code on cards, or writing lines with ed on a terminal ?
A few years ago I went from music production in a DAW to ten synthesizers (70-84 era) with a tape machine : way cooler, never going back.
But do I produce as fast as before ?
Nope
Here is what I think : I want the possibility of writing code with my mind and virtual floating screens only because of _one thing_ (apart from the initial first few days of new=cool).
I want this to work less, or more exactly to be less at work.
But you know how it will be; you will be asked to produce more work. And this will become mandatory to work by the sole power of your mind, with 5 or 6 virtual screens around you.
And that's all, until a new invention seems cool to you.
Re: BrainGPT turns thoughts into text
#129This is very impressive and useful, and horrifying all at once. I imagine it would help a stroke patient, I also imagine it would give out unfiltered thoughts, which might be troublesome.
Imagine putting these on presidential candidates as they debate or when they try to explain a bill, it could massively improve democracy and ensure the people know what they actually vote for.
Re: BrainGPT turns thoughts into text
#130Earlier quoted context omitted.
Imagine putting these on presidential candidates as they debate or when they try to explain a bill, it could massively improve democracy and ensure the people know what they actually vote for.
Yes, imagine the glorious future of politicians who have no thoughts beyond the repeatedly coached answers to various talking points.