Creating Human Hive Minds with BMIs
Published October 9, 2015 Creating human hive minds.
Connecting and Transmitting the Mechanics and Content of Human Minds
In a recent experiment conducted at the University of Washington, scientists successfully sent the thoughts of one person through a computer to a second person a half mile away in the form of electrical pulses to stimulate certain neurons in a particular part of the brain and was able to control the physical movements of the second person. This presents the capability to create hive like mind control in order to establish swarm responses in the receiving subjects brains. In addition, this also creates the ability to create biological automatons or bio-bots, remote controlled humans.
Research Links:
This is Your Brain – This is Your Brain As a Weapon
DARPA Seeks Hive Mind for Drones
http://www.artificialbrains.com/darpa-synapse-program
http://fusion.net/story/204316/darpa-is-implanting-chips-in-soldiers-brains/
Executive Order: HPC and National Strategic Computing Initiativer [NSCI]
Video Links:
Duke Study: Monkeys “Move and Feel” Virtual Objects Using Only Their Brains
Monkey Uses Thoughts to Control Virtual Arms
SyNAPSE: IBM Cognitive Computing
Brain to Brain Interface Demonstration – Washington University
Creating human hive minds. In a recent experiment conducted at the University of Washington, scientists successfully sent the thoughts of one person through a computer to a second person a half mile away in the form of electrical pulses to stimulate certain neurons in a particular part of the minds and was able to control the physical movements of the second person. This presents the capability to create hive like mind control in order to establish swarm responses in the receiving subjects minds. In addition, this also creates the ability to create biological automatons or bio-bots, remote controlled humans. Creating human hive minds.
