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I suspect in about 20-30 years that method will be considered antiquated, and brain implants with direct access to the user's visual cortex will be far more sensible for that kind of thing.

>>rl3+(OP)
AR brain implants in 20-30 years? We can't even cure hemorrhoids. No way that timeline is accurate.

>>6gvONx+P5
Not saying it'll be commonplace by then, just that the technology will probably exist.

As I understand it today, Neuralink already has a surgical robot that can thread electrodes in between individual neurons with minimal damage.

>>rl3+Y9
Neuroprosthetics as a field has a fairly long history. It's fascinating. However, it moves slowly, like most everything else human body related.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neuroprosthetics#History