The New American
Mind your manners, we were told as children. But may you one day have to mind your mind?
Mind-reading technology is still considered the stuff of science fiction, of, for example, the alien-origin children in movie Village of the Damned (1960) who could probe others’ thoughts. But China is already using “emotional surveillance technology” wireless sensors to monitor workers’ brain activity and emotional state. What’s more, this is mere small potatoes compared to what university researchers have just developed: a “noninvasive” means through which thoughts can be converted into text.
The technology is still “somewhat clunky,” as American Thinker’s Eric Utter puts it, before warning that, nonetheless, the “‘semantic decoder’ could one day be miniaturized and mobilized such that one’s most private thoughts could be made apparent anywhere and endlessly.”
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