1ºIn 2010 I had this idea that book to movies would be a thing of the past if we could make movies by reading books. My simple thought was if you saw what the brain was doing with a red ball and a red pin you could map the color red. Then if you could map big ball or small ball, you can make an image of a big red ball. So if they do this for a whole bunch of images and then when the person reads a book of a kid tossing a red ball, the computer can generate a movie of what I was imagining while reading . Boom!
2ºA Muslim woman wearing the niqab is shopping in a supermarket in France. After she finished shopping, she went to the cashier to pay her dues... Behind the cashier there was a veiled woman of Arab origins - so she looked at the niqabi with a mocking look, then she started counting the goods and hitting the goods on the table.
But the veiled woman did not move a finger and was very calm, which increased that Arab woman's anger, so she was not patient and said to her while she was provoking her: We have several problems and crises in France, and your niqab is one of the problems .. We are here for trade and not to show religion or history ... If you want to practice religion or put The niqab, go to your country and practice the religion as you like...
The excavator stopped putting the goods in the bag and looked at them... Then she unveiled her face and she was blonde... blue eyes and said: I am French by grandfather... This is Islamic and this is my country... You sold your religion and we bought it.. .!!
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3ºNeeds a modification. That technology does not read brain patterns from data. It reads text based patterns from and in language. So it assigned a word to a brain activity due to HUMAN input by scientists who cannot say for sure that it is that, but by probability and likely patterns known may be that chemical profile and brain pattern matches one word that may indicate an activity. If you lie then it has no basis at all does it. What if you are bilingual which language does the person think in? There is a difference between male and female brains and the formation of words. So you are taking a shifting biochemical based biological process that can change with the eating of one piece of chocolate and assigning a constant pattern value to a open activity that has numerous variables in sensory experience as in level of lights, smells in the air, positions in the chair movement or not moving and definitively saying that I assign this word to this process and it predicted this activity. May I suggest the word inputs matched to the brain process have a finite set of patterns that can generate from the connotations of that word and how it fits into the language. It made the framework for that not the biochemical stew of the brain. Assign it numbers as in a function and see what the gpt predicts. Guess what it will say then. Not human, not a brain by a sophisticated machine with a process. It is like when we went from crafts people making product by hand to the industrial age machines that made product. Less quality but mass production. ONce in a while with tweaking it makes something better but it is not human or human like except for the input the scientist put in. Need a linguist that could tell you the definitive patterns associated with that word or words assigned. You have a brain process and you do in front of computer, on the toilet, and in the kitchen cooking eating. Will the brain process be the same while you do the activity? You frame it down to one word it could appear that way. If you added the phrase EEK while toileting, EEK while cooking and eating, EEK in front of the computer the language based gpt is going to say different things. One word connotation in a highly defined situation with a minimal view of brain function makes appear that it mind reads but language is phrases, cultural inferences, sometimes location dependent and moving to phrasing and even the whole sentence idea shows some weaknesses without the the filtering that was done. A true mind read would be I am playing a game on my phone oops dropped the spoon oh the soup smells good what is that red thing floating around in it oh I am hungry the heat has been registered on my finger is it hot enough the phone rang the kitty meowed...brain stream of sensory input is never one word. hahahahaha