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Understanding Human Intelligence Through Brain-Computer Interfaces
07:26 - 17:21 (09:55)
The potential that brain computer interfaces have to create a high bandwidth experience with a closed loop of perception is an exciting possibility for understanding human intelligence and what it really means. The difference between BCIs and other technologies like glasses or huds lies in the immersive, rich experience it has to offer.
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The understanding of human intelligence, including the hard problem of consciousness, might help us improve our reasoning abilities and inspire us to create smarter AI systems.
07:26 - 09:42 (02:15)
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The understanding of human intelligence, including the hard problem of consciousness, might help us improve our reasoning abilities and inspire us to create smarter AI systems. Artificial intelligence researchers are excited about the possibility of delving into the function of intelligence and how it arises in the human brain.
ChapterUnderstanding Human Intelligence Through Brain-Computer Interfaces
EpisodeLex Solo #2 – The Future of Neuralink
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
In this podcast episode, the speaker discusses the possibility of taking consciousness and the question of free will from the realm of philosophy into the realm of science and engineering, and how it relates to intelligence.
09:42 - 11:59 (02:17)
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In this podcast episode, the speaker discusses the possibility of taking consciousness and the question of free will from the realm of philosophy into the realm of science and engineering, and how it relates to intelligence.
ChapterUnderstanding Human Intelligence Through Brain-Computer Interfaces
EpisodeLex Solo #2 – The Future of Neuralink
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
Brain computer interfaces (BCIs) have the potential to create a much richer and high bandwidth experience compared to traditional technology.
11:59 - 17:21 (05:22)
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Brain computer interfaces (BCIs) have the potential to create a much richer and high bandwidth experience compared to traditional technology. These interfaces could lead to superhuman level vision and aid in meditation experiences by reading and writing from the brain.