John Carmack
@ID_AA_Carmack · Sep 7, 2020
If a future Neuralink implant is to allow bidirectional communication between a human and an AI, it is unclear which entity would be the peripheral. Even today's narrow AI can be super-human at controlling balky, recalcitrant actuators, given feedback and enough trials.
Elon Musk
@elonmusk
There is already bidirectional communication between human & AI via phones & computers. It’s just lossy & very slow (especially output)
10:54 AM · September 7, 2020 · 0 views
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