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AI monitoring of thought processes raises concerns on Mastodon

A user on Mastodon expressed sarcastic anticipation for AI systems that would monitor and correct human thought processes, questioning the potential downsides of such technology. The post linked to an article about low-power implantable neural chips designed to track brain activity and communication. AI

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AI monitoring of thought processes raises concerns on Mastodon

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    Can't wait to have # AI shock my brain when it determines that I'm not thinking properly. Can't imagine any downsides to that. https://www. news-medical.net/new

    Can't wait to have # AI shock my brain when it determines that I'm not thinking properly. Can't imagine any downsides to that. https://www. news-medical.net/news/20261023 /Low-power-implantable-neural-chip-tracks-communication-across-brain-regions.aspx # MentalHealth