HEIS.

[SarK0Y]

That's a cute one

This Lady has good potential to run $how 

No reply from DARPA yet  But I did find a list of University projects

somewhere access is granted  now darpa hopes hella much on breakthrough w/ AI. but if they even shall get fast algorithms to develop AI's basis, to debug all-that stuff will need BA techs  very troubles of AI Always been the speed, the security & the reliability 

[SarK0Y]

some moments about AI. very basis of this is 3 CFs (cognitive functions) to recognize anything around:

* Objects(form, texture & color).
* Actions (an object applies to or applying to an object).
* Context (what action means at given situation).
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to realize fast CFs needs to've polynomial time algo(algorithm) 4 k-SAT, in particular 3-SAT problem.

[SarK0Y]

Kevin Warwick

Wiki

[SarK0Y]

Evil guy

this one doesn't need introduction & most words about him the're uncensored  frankly, he deserves'em.  but i like his way to envision

[petrus4]

When it comes to cyberware, I intend to have at least one rule.  I'm not using anything that can't be taken off.

[SarK0Y]

When it comes to cyberware, I intend to have at least one rule.  I'm not using anything that can't be taken off.

i'm very against to put BCI, BA & so on techniques onto public access because bad (soft/hard)ware can damage brain & modern techs have no way to defend users. but this technology must be R&D'ed & used to get most effective computers w/ new design.

[SarK0Y]

http://www.braingate.com/company.html

[zorgon]

I agree...

[SarK0Y]

http://www.csail.mit.edu/node/1571

[zorgon]

Brain-computer interfaces



http://hapticity.net/tag/brain-computer-interfaces/

Brain Waves Can 'Write' On a Computer in Early Tests, Researchers Show

ScienceDaily (Dec. 7, 2009) — Neuroscientists at the Mayo Clinic campus in Jacksonville, Fla., have demonstrated how brain waves can be used to type alphanumerical characters on a computer screen. By merely focusing on the "q" in a matrix of letters, for example, that "q" appears on the monitor

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/12/091206181911.htm


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[SarK0Y]

by the way, Amicus, what about Google guys? they're at very verge to improve SDP stuff 

[SarK0Y]

i can't not recall this movie
[youtube]-eCD5Nuoyi4[/youtube]
so clear example how BA techniques could be used

[SarK0Y]

Amicus, what about all those guys? remote viewing & BA techniques ain't far from one another 

[SarK0Y]

Amicus, good human tossed me a curious idea to look through another agencies, in particular NSF. what about'em?

[SarK0Y]

http://www.nsf.gov/funding/pgm_summ.jsp?pims_id=5444 this one looks good