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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.
My Super-Cute Black Mage Is a Shojo Manga With a Great Gimmick
My Super-Cute Black Mage is a shojo manga series from Yen Press that cleverly uses a mind-reading gimmick to subvert the tsundere trope. The protagonist Aria discovers she can hear the thoughts of the antagonistic Jade, revealing his hidden affection despite his outward hostility. This execution provides fresh storytelling and comedic opportunities, making the first volume a compelling read.
My Super-Cute Black Mage Is a Shojo Manga With a Great Gimmick
My Super-Cute Black Mage is a shojo manga series from Yen Press that cleverly uses a mind-reading gimmick to subvert the tsundere trope. The protagonist Jade's antagonistic behavior is contrasted with his inner thoughts, creating a humorous and heartwarming dynamic. The series explores themes of prejudice and inherited magical abilities within the context of the Hardi-Quartz Academy.
YOMITORI — Mind-Reading Battle Game — Launches Today on iOS and Android
The mind-reading battle game YOMITORI, developed by maropiyo, has launched today on iOS and Android. This free-to-play title features a minimalist 5x5 grid where two birds compete to collect acorns in a simultaneous-turn board game decided by reading the opponent's mind. Matches are quick, lasting only a few minutes, and the game supports 8 languages.