Comment Re:Hmm (Score 1) 248
I have spent some time thinking about this particularly tricky issue: AI and keyboard negative typing. :-)
First, what AI are they talking about here? As I understand it, AI is a term that is used freely. A great deal can be written into software that _looks_ intelligent, but really is just a reflection of the programmers.
Second, we can't overlook the fact that this will be extremely useful technology. Consider its use in medical concerns alone; people do lose the finer use of the hands with aging.
The way to make me most interested in buying one is to produce a way for me to see it in my eye, and pick up my thought-commands and see it executed by the computer! Until then, I'll just keep tying until they refine it a bit.
:-)
First, what AI are they talking about here? As I understand it, AI is a term that is used freely. A great deal can be written into software that _looks_ intelligent, but really is just a reflection of the programmers.
Second, we can't overlook the fact that this will be extremely useful technology. Consider its use in medical concerns alone; people do lose the finer use of the hands with aging.
The way to make me most interested in buying one is to produce a way for me to see it in my eye, and pick up my thought-commands and see it executed by the computer! Until then, I'll just keep tying until they refine it a bit.
:-)
