Facebook's plan to tap into your brain is strange, scary ... and fantastic
 

Facebook's plan to tap into your brain is strange, scary ... and fantastic
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Frankenstein.

It's all I could think as I listened to Facebook's VP of Engineering Regina Dugan speak about skin and brain interfaces.

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Like the first time you encounter Dr. Frankenstein outside his lab, Dugan, who made her F8 developers conference debut on Wednesday, started off sounding reasonable e**ugh, telling us that the choice between paying attention to the person in front of you and checking your smartphone was a false one.*

Yeah, I could get on board with that. There's important stuff on my pocket device, a world of information, social media, and breaking news that I shouldn't have to miss, just because there's someone in front of me craving my attention.* Read more...

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