Row 4474

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I do want to point out that first human trials have already fallen behind what I thought at the time. But on rereading your post, I want to add something to my comment that was left unsaid, because it already felt like piling-on. But it was something I did consider when I gave that 30++ yr assessment.

Your comment implies that the implants will have stimulation of some sort built in. But just stimulating neural tissue in any way is an extremely open area of research. Particularly when it comes to medical safety.

Providing input to a brain, let alone a human brain, is not even an open area of research yet. Beyond mass-stimulation effects that are designed to excite or suppress a large neural population. The only area that has some research behind it, very crude and from at least three decades ago, is the well-structured visual cortex. Thus my remarks about blind people. *Edit: And of course the very successful application of cochlear implants, but arguably that’s nerve stimulation not brain.*

Having any sort of structured stimulation in any area of the brain, past the point of viability which has not been even approached yet, not only resets the regulatory clock but can put it a few decades behind just on its own.

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text I do want to point out that first human trials have already fallen behind what I thought at the time. But on rereading your post, I want to add something to my comment that was left unsaid, because it already felt like piling-on. But it was something I did consider when I gave that 30++ yr assessment. Your comment implies that the implants will have stimulation of some sort built in. But just stimulating neural tissue in any way is an extremely open area of research. Particularly when it comes…
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