Day 2 - Storing Memories
I had posted about this on Twitter yesterday asking about a future device
https://x.com/archonline/status/1857261044357276092
A device which can read our thoughts or extract our memories to a data storage, just like Dumbledore does with his wand.
The idea came up when I was lying in bed and there were so many thoughts or one liners coming up in my mind which I was too lazy to post on Twitter. There is voice control for that but I rarely use it. I don’t even talk to Siri much.
This sent me on quick search landing me on Reddit(why didn’t I find this website when I was younger is still a mystery!) where I found two quick links :
https://www.reddit.com/r/neuro/comments/17369ua/could_you_retrieve_memories_from_the_brain_of_a/
Posting it here for my quick reference.
Earlier we used to store handwritten letters, and then printed photos. Now it’s just Google photos and portable hard drives (Remember Seagate?). Maybe in future, there maybe a version of data storage of a person, which can be used by AI or by family members. Even at that stage too, will the nostalgia hit the same as how it does now? The tears, emotions, warm feelings and all. Will the grand AI ever be able to capture and replace those?
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