Developers want subvocalization mics to talk to their AI agents
buskerrrrrr · x · 2026-09-06
A developer voiced a strong wish: a microphone that picks up subvocalization for communicating with his AI agent, saying he would write all the software himself.
The thread also flags the key risk—mics could capture half-thoughts never meant to be sent—triggering debate over trigger phrases or a physical button, which would undercut the whole subvocalization pitch. An interesting demand signal for next-gen AI input hardware.
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