If scientists ever learn how to recreate natural brain inputs and feed input from a computer directly into the human brain, does that mean it's possible to create a "going into games machine?"
Viability of "going into games" machines
If scientists ever learn how to recreate natural brain inputs and feed input from a computer directly into the human brain, does that mean it's possible to create a "going into games machine?"
it's called Full Dive VR, and it will be possible eventually
>Implying some butthole wont tp you to his rape dungeon using hacks
>Not running a kamikaze build for exactly these circumstances
Bro?
>playing a hyper realistic VR game online
>implying I won't enjoy that
I feel like people don't acknowledge the fact that AI would have to advance to the point of being practically sentient for this to be ideal. Unless you just play multiplayer stuff, I guess.
>I feel like people don't acknowledge the fact that AI would have to advance to the point of being practically sentient for this to be ideal.
closer than u think!
god i hope so, I want to isekai myself
no it really is not outside of sensationalist news articles
pessimistic attitude for no reason
the rate at which we are advancing is exponential
the future is now
I'm getting into the field, anon. I just don't want you to get hurt. I also don't think you necessarily need Strong AI for full dive either
>advancing
Yeah, right
I will never fricking ever use full dive
>whoops we've encountered an unknown bug
>lol guess you're stuck in an infinite sensory hell for what you perceive as eternity
I dunno if I'm about to die I would give it a go.
imagine the smell
Gonna guess it smelled like shit
>The brain goes crazy and makes you vomit if it detects the body isn't moving even tho the eyes say you're moving
>Expect the brain to not just fricking explode when it suddenly gets put into a simulated body
Knock them unconscious first and then hook up the device and wake them back up and see if it notices, if you manage to simulate a natural input correctly maybe it won't notice.
Terrifying thought tbh
>>The brain goes crazy and makes you vomit
if you're a weak willed melvin, sure
if the brain is mapped out well enough to be hardwired, it shouldnt be much more difficult to add fake motion input
>I'm a dumb animeposter who doesn't understand anything
Typical. Some people have VR sickness because different senses disagree with each other. In full-dive, all senses are in the virtual world, meaning there's no conflict.
>The brain goes crazy and makes you vomit if it detects the body isn't moving even tho the eyes say you're moving
You have dreams about moving without throwing up all the time moron.
you don't perceive dreams with your eyes
What do you think a dream is anon? Unless you have something you want to tell us?
Except when you fall asleep the brain cuts most of the control over your body, that's what causes that feeling of falling you sometimes get when you're about to fall asleep. How are you gonna reproduce that and trick the body brain into thinking a completely foreign body with different proportions and abilities is the same as the real one?
This is why everyone wakes up from dreams throwing up
Feels good having Marathon be one of my first computer games, being practically born with motion sickness immunity
It's simple. We, ah....trick the brain.
Walter PPK
I've seen enough Star Trek to know that this is a bad idea.
Weird, I had a dream like that recently. I was in something like Saints Row 3 and molested girls. Some were programmed to react like in webm related, but much more painful, some were just braindead pedestrians.
It wasn't a dream, what do you think you're doing right now? You have to escape the computer
I wish I was in a fricking computer.
Hey I was in that thread.
i want to sniff video game qt3.14s so bad bros...
>you played SONG OF SMELLS
>Full dive VR will probably be preceded by a nigh complete understanding of the brain and quite possibly memory
>We could be in the timeline where humanity gains the ability to essentially make mental save states and load them into people
God things are looking fricked. Who's going to try and germinate the seed of light?
never going to happen
that shit will be locked down tight
you know when scientist discover how the brain dreams shit will shit the fricking fan
that's assuming they don't already know that
Of course they don't know that. If they did, the government would ensure it became commonplace to keep the masses even more passive and distracted.
Yes, but it will suck/be in beta for literal decades.
>You will never venture through a ghost town of a full VR game after most if not all of the players have left
>You will never find the remnants of what history survived, nor try to unravel the story of what happened in long abandoned bases using old forum posts and clues in the base itself
Even if these sorts of games actually happen, the odds of servers being up long enough after activity gets that low for this to happen are practically nothing with what they'd probably cost to run.
The idea of being able to convert your thoughts to reality is extremely exciting.
>machine creates a perfect copy of your brainwaves and sends it into the game
>meanwhile (You) don't get to experience anything and are stuck in the shitty real world
Now at least one of me won't be a virgin.
Gabens talked about this he really wants to make a going into games machine he thinks theure close but i think his hearts just starting to go frankly alot of rich guys get into that scifi stuff as they get old.
That's Elon Musk's whole philosophy right there for you. All of his ideas like mining asteroids and colonizing Mars is pure sci-fi fantasy stuff.
He liked it since he was not old i think and its less scifi than gaben i think but its also like who wants to live on mars if you can help it lol, well i guess it could be cool if there really really good at it like give it cool big flowers and stuff but i dont think theyll be that good at it.
Hell, they might even be able to map someone's brain patterns and transplant it onto an advanced learning AI.
Machines should behave like machines.
>feed input from a computer directly into the human brain
This would be the most efficient torture device ever created. Sounds like a pretty fricking bad idea.
yeah isn't that what elon musk is trying to invent or something?