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Mike 03

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2. Could be useful to law enforcement.

Reply to Blues Heron (Reply #1)

Fri Feb 14, 2025, 04:50 PM

Feb 14

God help those poor souls who confess to crimes they didn't commit, because they probably think they did...

It's early, but I'm going with "the risks outweigh the benefits."

Our most private thoughts won't even be private anymore. The mind is the last frontier, and I don't want authoritarian governments being able to read mine.

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Meta unveils AI models that convert brain activity into text with unmatched accuracy [View all] Wicked Blue Feb 14 OP

Could be useful, huge risk of abuse. Forget keystroke loggers, now they have thought loggers. Blues Heron Feb 14 #1

Could be useful to law enforcement. Mike 03 Feb 14 #2

Gotta update the old saying- "I think, therefore I am... busted" Blues Heron Feb 14 #3

I am kind of skeptical of the claims but also a little terrified if they have made this much progress because if so, ShazamIam Feb 14 #4

Who Are the Brain Police? JoseBalow Feb 14 #5