With recent news of the first neuralink implant successfully taking place I can’t help but wonder what- if anything- this means for Tesla Bot?
It got me thinking about the recent NVIDIA announcement that saw NVIDIA rebrand as a generative AI company facilitating AI software and hardware solutions to numerous Optimus competitors around the world.
And I realised one thing Musk has that they don’t is Neuralink.
Then I came across this quote from the NVIDIA CEO Huang’s presentation:
“Anything you can digitise, so long as there is structure, we can probably learn some patterns from it. And if we can learn the patterns from it- we can understand it’s meaning. And if we can understand it’s meaning, we might be able to generate it as well.”
Quote can be found at 5:20 in the following video:
So in other words can Neuralink now digitise brain wave patterns and in turn generate them? And what implications, if anything, will this have for generative AI in Optimus?
A team at The University of Technology Sydney who have had a breakthrough with neural decoding state neural decoding could lead to new applications in AI:
“It is the first to incorporate discrete encoding techniques in the brain-to-text translation process, introducing an innovative approach to neural decoding. The integration with large language models is also opening new frontiers in neuroscience and AI,” he said.”
www.uts.edu.au
It got me thinking about the recent NVIDIA announcement that saw NVIDIA rebrand as a generative AI company facilitating AI software and hardware solutions to numerous Optimus competitors around the world.
And I realised one thing Musk has that they don’t is Neuralink.
Then I came across this quote from the NVIDIA CEO Huang’s presentation:
“Anything you can digitise, so long as there is structure, we can probably learn some patterns from it. And if we can learn the patterns from it- we can understand it’s meaning. And if we can understand it’s meaning, we might be able to generate it as well.”
Quote can be found at 5:20 in the following video:
So in other words can Neuralink now digitise brain wave patterns and in turn generate them? And what implications, if anything, will this have for generative AI in Optimus?
A team at The University of Technology Sydney who have had a breakthrough with neural decoding state neural decoding could lead to new applications in AI:
“It is the first to incorporate discrete encoding techniques in the brain-to-text translation process, introducing an innovative approach to neural decoding. The integration with large language models is also opening new frontiers in neuroscience and AI,” he said.”
Portable, non-invasive, mind-reading AI turns thoughts into text
Researchers from the GrapheneX-UTS Human-centric Artificial Intelligence Centre have developed a portable, non-invasive system that can decode silent thoughts and turn them into text.
