so @conduitpbc spent 6 months running a basement lab 20 hours/day to collect the largest neuro-language dataset ever built—~10,000 hours from thousands of people.
the wild part isn’t the model. it’s the operations.
turns out:
• noise matters < 4k hours; after that, scale eats it
• dynamic overbooking beats every recruitment strategy
• a 4-pound helmet is fine if you cut custom polygonal padding
• rewriting the backend cut marginal cost/hour by ~40%
• people will happily wear multimodal headsets if the LLM talks to them, not at them
• zero-shot decoding works on people the model has never seen:
thought → text:
“the room seemed colder” → “there was a gentle breeze”
“do you have a favorite app?” → “any favorite robot?”
the future of thought-to-text isn’t sci-fi.
it’s logistics, padding foam, airflow pipes, and a booking algorithm.
full post: https://t.co/Y8harECGU8
so @conduitpbc spent 6 months running a basement lab 20 hours/day to collect the largest neuro-language dataset ever built—~10,000 hours from thousands of people.
the wild part isn’t the model. it’s the operations.
turns out:
• noise matters < 4k hours; after that, scale eats it
• dynamic overbooking beats every recruitment strategy
• a 4-pound helmet is fine if you cut custom polygonal padding
• rewriting the backend cut marginal cost/hour by ~40%
• people will happily wear multimodal headsets if the LLM talks to them, not at them
• zero-shot decoding works on people the model has never seen:
thought → text:
“the room seemed colder” → “there was a gentle breeze”
“do you have a favorite app?” → “any favorite robot?”
the future of thought-to-text isn’t sci-fi.
it’s logistics, padding foam, airflow pipes, and a booking algorithm.
full post: https://t.co/Y8harECGU8
@pancakeufo@SmileForSalmon@tomhaerter@Victor_Patru@cursor_ai but crucially we cannot buy .edu domains for non-university use in the united states, which is not true of .it — in fact, more broadly, educational institutions as a whole in the united states are barred from .edu unless they qualify as higher education (i.e. college/uni)
@kimmonismus no, it doesn't. this chart assumes max token length for **every prompt** and a figure for energy consumption that was speculated before gpt5 was even released.
conservative estimate: ~0.4wh/prompt, 2.5b prompts/day --> ~0.37twh annually
2.2% of what you posted