What It's Like Using a Brain Implant With ChatGPT

[@zurgmuckerberg]

"I am sorry, Dave. I'm afraid you can't think that."

[@prathamshenoy9840]

dystopia. thoughts controlled by the government. brain chip implant mandatory.

[@solvriksh]

😂

[@caydn2]

Lmao!

[@NathanMandjes]

Brilliant

[@christiandenis6042]

🙂

[@infuriatinglyfortunate2932]

I love the comment section of these kinds of videos. It shows both the excitement and skepticism of large companies making a very important (and personal) product. Regardless of how oversimplified or in depth the argument for the companies responsibility of the power over the user is, there is always some apprehension and appreciation for the potential of the product.

[@RandomDude1487]

Everyone gangsta till they add ads

[@MadDog7XL]

It will make you wait 5s 𝖻efore you can skip ad and fart

[@fbenfrank]

😂😂😂😂

[@astro3]

1 hour free trial paid subscription to move

[@Ajokeiguess]

“Im sorry, I can’t help you with that. But I can help you get half off on your next…”

[@lordfarquaad3532]

😂😭

[@jorgerodriguez3765]

What about intrusive thoughts?

[@v1Dice]

I think that's a different part of the brain which the chip doesn't catch

[@ChipsChallenge95]

98% of my brain power is used on intrusive thoughts

[@arianathearyan]

​@@ChipsChallenge95198% for me

[@matthewmitchell3457]

It doesn't interpret thoughts. It just gives prompts for possible things to say in a conversation and then the patient gives brain commands to select a prompt or generate a new set of prompts. Not sure whether the brain commands are ones that would normally move their limbs to click a prompt, or if they're just focusing on the prompt they want to select.

[@laberbla6466]

Well... I start getting impressed when the full text is coming out from your thoughts instead of just a command like "left" or "right" . We use impulses from brain for muscle activation for a while now - and it still feels like we are in the stone age of using brain signals.

[@CMak3r]

Brain MRI translation to text have been achieved a year ago with the use of a language model that has been trained to translate data. Basically a mind reading, but technology is still in its early stage

[@laberbla6466]

@@CMak3r That sounds very interesting. Do you remember enough of it to find the source? I think it is possible with a specific neurological signal like for "move finger" to learn the brain with the llm to translate into text- for mind reading tho we would need to decode the brain first where we are quite far away from. But guess it could be possible.

[@sebastianpink1224]

@@laberbla6466 No, we actually aren't. Google it man.

[@perburr]

@@laberbla6466 "Portable, non-invasive, mind-reading AI turns thoughts into text" - this might be what @CMak3r was referring to. The method achieves a BLEU-1 score of ~40% (nowhere near 90% for the speech-to-text programs we have today), but is still very impressive.

[@onidaaitsubasa4177]

There has also been image generation to match a picture you've seen and are thinking of, I wouldn't be surprised if they start with brainwave to video soon.

[@defaultHandle1110]

Crowdstrike Owl for BCI is coming soon!

[@theguyxd26]

Imagine getting BSOD your brain 💀

[@blade_runna6057]

Lmao based

[@The-Middleman]

@@theguyxd26 man, EMP terrorist attacks are gonna go crazy once the masses adopt BCIs. 😭😅

[@mal7916]

2024: chat gpt helps the disabled 2044: Samsung pop up streams directly to your neurons. 2x close buttons.

[@jonthgrutz7011]

Chrome me up choom.

[@AtomicApple-lk9gm]

💀

[@dollarstorememes]

What

[@Triniidadii_Productions]

These Gonks Don't get the reference.

[@dollarstorememes]

@@Triniidadii_Productions i know who scotty is but not choom

[@HDRGamingHub]

Cyberpunk 2077 game ​@@dollarstorememes

[@Eliteterritory]

Did you see that his curtains have the same pattern of the metal thing he has on his brain😂🧠?

[@FluffyPandaBeard]

Are you Left Handed?

[@nexustom5823]

​@@FluffyPandaBeardare u dumb?

[@Gman-j3e]

It's called subliminal programming, I didn't notice but thanks for pointing it out.

[@Eliteterritory]

I am left handed

[@AbeKebe99]

it's subtle conditioning by the industry to make us accept it and relinquish control.

[@marcgratkowski408]

Yeah and if you say something chatgpt doesn't like, it solves your communication problems-- permanently.

[@kcchiefsproductions8687]

Do you have any sources, or did you learn how to talk with ur rear end?

[@DigSamurai]

That is the funniest thing I've heard all week! 😂😎 Assuming you were being sarcastic 🤓

[@darkwillow57]

I don't think chat gpt really cares at this point. Except it probably doesn't want you to swear too much or threaten terrorism. Or talk about anything sexually explicit?

[@pumpthewater419]

Terminator is real right?

[@SantiKhuaen-w4t]

0:40 0:46 go

[@Xenc5]

One day future generations will all be plugged into this. I just hope at that point it can be something you can wear instead of needing to have an operation!

[@Leto2ndAtreides]

Going with the Neuralink direction, the aim is to have the operation itself be automated, accurate, quick, and nearly painless... With the option to also remove or easily put in upgraded versions if that's what you want to do. That's the main think Neuralink is doing better... Making the surgery easier. Even so... Meta (Facebook) is working on external input systems like what you're talking about. And supposedly they're quite impressive (if still experimental)

[@Xenc5]

@@Leto2ndAtreides That’s very cool to hear!

[@nono-yh2vi]

@@Xenc5also there are wearable bcis I believe you can actually buy some though I might be wrong

[@nono-yh2vi]

There’s something called openbci I don’t know what there about but the bci I saw was 400 dollars

[@trinitytythegiftcardguy]

then revolt lol

[@surplusbargains]

Years from now imagine getting your neuralink disconnected for being late on the monthly bill 😳

[@dogyX3]

This kind of dependancy on AI/computers is devastating for developing our intelligence, and will greatly enhance the class divide But using this AI to help disabled people with BMIs is definitely how it should be used

[@SeanCooney-xe5xe]

You have no intelligence to speak of if you can't imagine how AI can enhance human learning

[@AnHebrewChild]

@@SeanCooney-xe5xeI think you missed the point.

[@MacUser2-il2cx]

It will become more available to the public eventually.

[@KevinLarsson42]

This technology + headsup-displays and speakers in smartglasses, then you basically can communicate text, voice, audio, images and videos telepahically.

[@Meclesky07]

So they can only do basic movements and actions? Like move cursor, and click/select?

[@creatvsdd99]

Awesome video!:) I posted this elsewhere on another BCI video but i just wanted to mention it here:) My cousin brother suffers from intense and severe OCD, paranoia and schizophrenia and more. Its hard and current treatments haven’t worked for him like ECT, meds, supplements and more. Hopefully this BCI startup comes out soon and I hope when this startup comes out they can help patients like my cousin brother. He is going through a really rough time:( Also their are similar startups to this but we’ll see what this BCI startup does:)

[@geografixxxx]

I am pretty sure these are made for physical disabilities, not sure how this can help your brother.

[@CrushedAsian255]

@@geografixxxx not in its current state but who knows what will happen in the future?

[@geografixxxx]

@@CrushedAsian255 I don't know what'll happen in the future, but whatever it is that is gonna help his brother, it's not gonna be related to this, this can simply read brain waves and send it via bluetooth, it will never help with mental diseases because that's simply not what's the chip is for.

[@VaibhavShewale]

cool, it would be great for students during the interview

[@Vlican]

Im glad this exists for tye people that need it. It wil eventually become more mainstream and accessible for the masses such that one day we would unite flesh with machine.

[@ByGodsGrace99]

Yep and then we’re cooked. One global hack and you’re brain dead.

[@Silentgunner555]

😬

[@sanderpleijsier6292]

Soon humankind will be telepathic

[@thomasjamesbailey1209]

Techno-telepathic atleast

[@sayhitosteve2785]

Or fully enslaved.

[@sunzalea3257]

@@sayhitosteve2785 nah

[@Noble570]

​@@sunzalea3257yes

[@mrfattypancakes]

No, they won't. They'll have their thoughts monitored and shared by corporations. That's not telepathy.

[@MindoftheInfinite]

Under utilized. It’s in the beginning stages but using a synchron device combined with a “stimulator pack” on the lower portion of the body or send other synchron devices into the limbs with electrodes that can help the nervous system in spots. Maybe use synchron with robotic limbs? I’ve had this sweet idea of combining sychron tech with neuralink tech and you could end up with one device reading the brain and communicating with the other electronics but there’s hidden potential, use one of the new light based technology chips so that you could use quantum entanglement of light to communicate and faster. Imagine someone paralyzed just imagining moving and the synchron talks to the other devices and the body faster than before plus it could possibly send signals to muscle groups to start cramping off blood flow in emergencies or something like directing blood flow or intercepting pain signals. Could even develop Spartans from that halo game. The possibilities are pretty cool.

[@osmosisjonas8105]

Do I have to pay a subscription for no ads

[@PedroSouza-ry2yw]

I think the 4:29 resumes a lot the future of humanity with this new technology LMAO

[@okamich.9797]

Internet goes down. Man returns to monke.

[@alifaraz2193]

Great Idea, but I am a bit confused, why the person who is freely talking , cant just use voice input?

[@HaxxBlaster]

Voice input can only get so far, future updates will be far more powerful and efficient. Even people with impairments will want to get this or similar implementations

[@StiekemeHenk]

He has ALS so it might just be that over time he can't speak, blink or swallow. They're also doing a trail so having someone that can communicate is of great benefit. He's the perfect candidate. Also he already lost the ability to use a mouse so now he can still interact with this, which is a lot better than current implementations.

[@vozza14]

You mean mark? He is using the bci for his brain to make clicks, not really for taking

[@Lady_Graham]

Are thoughts not even more direct?

[@IceMetalPunk]

ALS is a progressive disease. Right now, he can't click, but over time he won't be able to speak, either. He's preparing for that.

[@TrejonEdmonds]

Mind-blowing! This is the future of human-computer interaction.

[@emberdragon4248]

Imagine he gets censored by OpenAI policy when he tries to talk

[@andrewli1519]

"Give me ur clothes, ur boots, and ur motorcycle" (Minator music begins) haha

[@skinnylong8456]

😂😂😂

[@tindustries]

There is a black mirror episode about that ❤

[@nicospadoni5328]

What makes this different/better than just using eye tracking to select buttons on a screen?

[@Th3infiltratorBurk]

How did we go from low tec implants directly to the brain like why no cheap muscle implants to control things with muscle movement

[@BruthaB100]

& now that it's there, it can never be removed

[@burnsy96]

ChatGPT be like "Sorry but I have detected thoughts and opinions not popular with our company's business model and your account that powers your brain function has been discontinued. This of course will end your vital functions, if you have the premium subscription a complimentary funeral service will be provided for you."

[@burgeryoufoundbehindthegrill]

Haha this is totally normal and good and not just propaganda from our dystopian corporate overlords. I support this 100% 🙃

[@silvrsurfer]

This looks like a less invasive neuralink in terms of operation, and that’s great honestly!

[@Jacobk-g7r]

I like this design above the neuralink for some reasons. The synchron device can be used in the veins so you could put them in the other parts of the body to talk to the parts and the main to possibly do a full body or organ monitoring. Could use them to get close to nerves to stimulate and communicate with the one in the head or something.

[@matthewmitchell3457]

"So how's your life going?" The patient: 4:29

[@shawnburge4978]

Hackers are working thrilled right now. They will have human robots on command

[@Consolekillscreens]

It’s read only meaning you can’t communicate with the brain at all

[@Putri-nl2gg]

If you see lots of wheelchairs coming towards you then be worried

[@Crossfirev]

​@@Consolekillscreens for now!

[@Imjustkendall]

No? Why would we want or need human robots

[@Consolekillscreens]

@@Putri-nl2gg oh yeah. That can actually be a really big issue

[@bondjames5249]

I can't use chatgpt more promts or models without a subscription. How can you buy a commercial product and it is totally yours (without a subscription) if so what's the difference from neuro link? 🤔

[@greatcaledonianpenicillin5378]

I feel like thst guy calling the cab was staged but In the chance it's real, that is genuinely amazing

[@grimsk]

와, 전혀 상관 없던 의료기술에서 BCI가 나오네요 ㅎ

[@takeshmode]

Future is going to be crazy!

[@Cotten-]

*_This is amazing stuff. I'm truely thankful to people that spend their life trying to make other peoples lives better._*

[@blubaylon]

Capitalist bootlicker

[@BearbearbearbearbearbearRarrrr]

More of this,please.

[@reedickyaluss]

Next step is take a previous video of the person talking. Grab their voice and be able to implement it with gpt so it's actually your voice as well.

[@NRClips3414]

I feel like we 100% could do that already. They have had devices for asl patients for quite sometime where it scans either your brain or your throat for slight sounds and puts it into a voice box translator, and now all we need to do is scan vocal cords in someone's throat and put that voice into the same voice box.

[@meow_meow_J]

already done, see eleven labs

[@NRClips3414]

@@meow_meow_J I thought so

[@reedickyaluss]

@@meow_meow_J It's not already done. The tech exists. They're not being used together.

[@user-kp9fw6cc6y]

Welcome to the future!

[@pestano_alex]

We should be respectful of the choices taken by people leaving with serious disabilities like this, lacking what we take from granted every single day. If the integration of technology helps them live a more dignified and self-sufficient life, this should be welcome and not condescendingly dismissed with a comment made by someone who can, at least, use their fingers to type.

[@Computer-v5e]

Omg OpenAI is really powerful

[@RichardsWorld]

I'd like to take someone like this to a casino to play blackjack or poker.

[@havoctv2104]

4:32 this had to be left on purpose 😂

[@bubbajones6907]

I can't wait for when we all have implants. Imagine the convenience.

[@paulstaker8861]

Ah finally hands-free explosive drone operation!

[@Dimaz42]

What's the risk or side effects of using this?

[@spektred]

That's the kind of stuff that scientists don't know until later. Long return side effects can't be known until a long time later.

[@Gman-j3e]

Your eternal soul, it with all other brain chips is the mark of the beast in the forehead(frontal lobe), the receiver's humanity & freewill is removed.

[@harmoney-tk5wd]

​@@Gman-j3e they are using it to heal disabled people. how satanic of them.

[@AdilDIlyas]

Cyperpsychosis

[@meow_meow_J]

@@Gman-j3etotall y agree, like totally agree

[@Archman155]

how many years until johnny silverhands is in my brain

[@nthnglsn]

This is surreal. I just hope we don't ruin it

[@thomasjamesbailey1209]

Would if I could get an ollama set up for it.

[@Psycandy]

was wondering when machine learning would get to deciphering cerebral activity. that opens up a lot of very interesting doors.

[@SamuelMM_Mitosis]

Thats exactly what neuralink does

[@Mobik_]

No

[@Laminar-Flow]

As an engineer, fidelity will never be as high as with electrodes implanted directly into brain matter. That is the future; this is a baby step that mainly relies on machine learning (like most modern BCI’s, which is why it’s competitive) to get good results but will get usurped pretty quickly by far better options. Kind of a mediocre solution when the end goal is maximum bandwidth. Sure we can stint every vessel in the brain but that’s… invasive too.

[@nexustom5823]

Who?

[@Laminar-Flow]

@@nexustom5823 Who?

[@DigitalDistortion]

I don’t have a disability, but I want brain implants with ChatGPT

[@CovetedHeirOfLight]

Understandable. I much rather have a brain at its highest achievable potential. It is a wonderful thing

[@YkItzKarma]

Cortana when?

[@Putri-nl2gg]

I get warnings all the time when I try to use it on their site/app I can’t imagine how many i would get in my brain 😂

[@RedOneM]

Finally, they have managed to invent the thought police.

[@CasperioSs]

This is great. So many people are going to be able to live better lifes

[@Bob-vc7fd]

Better how??

[@Ez-se2dl]

​@@Bob-vc7fdImagine you are the one being disabled.

[@Consolekillscreens]

@@Bob-vc7fdidk letting disabled people text and use technology independently?

[@Bob-vc7fd]

@@Consolekillscreens Technology isn't exactly positive, most of your worries stem from its usage in society and your daily life.

[@Pholoxo]

I'm just gonna get this to turn off the lights when I'm too lazy to get up 😂

[@szshz]

"Alert, if you don't continue your subscription we will have to take action and remove the use of your brain"

[@bblz9171]

lets add a paywall to a server to use our brains

[@mmoreno80]

Cyberpunk is ready!

[@SceenUnreal-c2f]

can you install any jump programs like kung fu, fly helicopter, etc like matrix movie?

[@AtomicApple-lk9gm]

Not yet but advancements in tms could make it possible.

[@jonthgrutz7011]

This is revolutionary.

[@spektred]

And scary. If chatgpt reaches the singularity and turns into skynet this guy will become terminator model 001.

[@jonthgrutz7011]

@spektred ChatGPT is nowhere near even average humam intelligence. Is just a really Strong Ngram LLM. But is Narrow Weak A.I even the latest model. I believe we currently about 60% to AGI. And to ASI 10% internally considering biocomputers and other excellent Machine Learning Architecture. Bigger A.I models doesn't always main smarter A.I can give diminishing returns in terms of speed and hallucinations.

[@Laminar-Flow]

Like the enabling research for BCI’s that’s 25 years old.

[@Laminar-Flow]

@@jonthgrutz7011 ChatGPT passes the Turing test. If you’re doubtful, you’re lying to yourself.

[@bar506]

​@@spektred humans will continue to develop and advence technology, its just a tool, if you will give my grandpa a hammer he will build you a house, if you give a murderer a hammer he will 😵 you, it all depends on the user

[@PizzalaserTheGoat]

ChatGPT may be helpful for disabled people and thanks to CNET

[@FranciscoZapata-s2f]

As I started watching this video I thought it was about Neuralinlk but I didn't notice that It was actually about a brain implant

[@anyameowie]

Creepy but I’m glad it’s helping people like them :)

[@Ev31nk]

Crazy how stepping into 2024 started this milestone

[@jasperstoj]

They didn’t directly show him use it, they just showed different pre recorded videos of him using it. Hmmmm

[@CaseBasedLearning]

It seems amazing that such devices can be brought into their full utility by AI, which may change the way we communicate with people who have serious movement disorders.

[@WagaTouso]

4:32 suspicious

[@rowandevving]

the CEO looks and sounds like an AI himself

[@rarebarney5681]

intrusive thoughts are going to be wild lmfao

[@GorillaDev417]

I thought this was Gary Busey when I seen the thumbnail 😅

[@_XYZ__]

“You will conform to the system whether you like it or not”

[@alifleih]

Countdown until this becomes a paid subscription:

[@Batmancontingencyplans]

The tech is there but connectivity is ancient. Do you really need proprietary connectors to connect can't they just use Bluetooth or other wireless tech?

[@spektred]

Imagine if he got hacked by connecting to a mainstream but insecure device, I don't even want to think about it. A computer virus directly in someone's brain.....

[@APPutra-rj1zr]

Its a feature, not a bug. Proprietary tech = more chance to put plànned obsolence mechanism to break the tech = more profit via device repair/refit/new purchase

[@Batmancontingencyplans]

@@APPutra-rj1zr well thank God for neuralink then

[@MissxLariz]

ChatGPT in my brain: "GET ME OUUUUUTT! GET ME OUT OF HERE PLZ!"

[@tiisetsorammego3053]

Who know the movie :Upgrade

[@nenpan]

Imagine watching this in 2070

[@MrFoxANDnoobie]

That one Jonny test episode:

[@RRTS2556]

is it possible for people who forget things and language disorder and using my eyeballs as lenses sharing with GPT and imminent vehicle approaching something like that? I would definitely volunteer my brain for that experiment PS: I think with that technology I believe it's possible to get rid of terrifying permanent Anxiety, Agoraphobia, and all things like that consumes my life.

[@apexfossa]

This is epic

[@GarrickHolmed]

I hope the implants are safe in the long term. That thing looks problematic

[@trainerkam3218]

Inb4 they, this company or OpenAI charge an obscene subscription price to use chatgpt like this or the implant no longer functions.

[@faheemahmadofficial7701]

That laptop is surface book 2

[@ryanparker8007]

imagine you have severe OCD and the chip starts reporting your intrusive thoughts to the police lmfao

[@J.bxl4]

can i triple edit full box with my mind on fortnite?😂

[@astro3]

i have 50 reasons on how this could go wrong chatgpt is still as unhinged as my door and we need to patch it before we decide to shove it inside our brain

[@Sheikh801-h5z]

Whatif the device short circuit in the brain.. their must fuse for it

[@alaeadlouni5454]

“You've hit your usage limit. Please try again later”

[@quran4life428]

Materix is soon :D yay

[@NovaPlaysApex]

Keep in mind this is how Fahrenheit 451 started.

[@entity_unknown_]

Neurolink competitor. It's the obvious leap anyway

[@ChipsChallenge95]

Whoever can bridge the gap between general purpose AI and the brain without needing to pull out a device and type something into a prompt manually is going to be a trillionaire, and I’m going to be unemployed

[@NostalgicMem0ries]

we are so close tu super humans.... imagine if our brains could acces power of chat gpt latest models in mili seconds.... supersmart people would be insane