This sounds plausible. But wouldn't it be inefficient?

thanks bud

do you know the link or where to find that wiki?

You mean this guy? https://openai.com/blog/authors/alec/

Elon open-sources Tesla and SpaceX tech yet those companies are doing better than others. "Patents are for the weak", he said. I just wish he would slap some sense into Sam Altman like stop being weak Sam. They both co-founded the company

Elon open sources Tesla and SpaceX tech and yet they're doing better than their competitors

Yeah ripping off Google's open code and then keeping theirs closed. Not a good precedent for OpenAI. Still, I have a feeling open source will beat closed eventually.

We covered this topic in an article a few months ago.
The main point is that Neuralink is developing advanced brain chip implants to create a brain-computer interface (BCI). Elon has suggested that a Neuralink metaverse would be more immersive than current concepts and would allow users to fully immerse themselves in a virtual environment without any additional gadgets, but it would require a complex BCI.
So far, human trials will start this 2023. It will take probably half a decade to go from a mass consumer brainchip to a device that can capture entire mapping of the brain, but beaming content there would probably take another 5 years.

I think its highly probable in 10 years. 5 years might be a stretch but who knows really. We already have a working AI assistant (ChatGPT), so that's a good start.