A San Francisco Startup Will Pay You $50 to Strap On a 4-Pound Helmet and Let AI Read Your Mind
San Francisco startup Conduit is recruiting participants for a study where they wear a four-pound helmet and talk to an AI for two hours, offering $50 to $55 for their time. The company aims to develop non-invasive mind-reading technology, envisioning a future where AI can be controlled directly through thoughts. Conduit's founders and a former OpenAI researcher believe this technology could be worth over a trillion dollars.
- Entities
- Person: Rio Popper
- Topic: Artificial Intelligence
- Company: Meta
- Person: Naomi Bashkansky
- Company: OpenAI
- Company: Neuralink
- Person: Frederick Peterson
- Company: Conduit
- Topic: Brain-Computer Interface
- Person: Clem von Stengel
- Topic: Mind Reading
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