What if the future of artificial intelligence doesn't require a screen, keyboard, or even a voice assistant?
Raffi Kryszek (AI Hologram Technology Expert at Proto) explores how brain-computer interfaces and technologies such as Neuralink could eventually transform the way humans interact with computers.
Today, we receive information through screens, sound, and physical devices.
Our eyes and ears process that information before our brains interpret it.
But what if technology could eventually bypass those traditional interfaces?
Raffi raises the possibility of transmitting information directly to the brain and even recreating physical sensations through neural signals.
Imagine interacting with a virtual environment and being able to experience touch without physically touching anything.
Or controlling a humanoid robot remotely through a brain-computer interface.
These possibilities remain speculative, but advances in neurotechnology are opening new questions about the future of human-computer interaction.
The next frontier of AI might go beyond digital assistants and holograms toward entirely new ways of experiencing information.
Would you ever trust technology that connects directly to your brain?
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