Phase Lock manifesto argues brain-computer interfaces could help align AI and preserve human agency
matiroy · x · 2026-10-31
After six months of writing, satpugnet released "Phase Lock," a manifesto arguing that brain-computer interfaces could serve as an AI alignment pathway: directly linking brains to AI to align it with human values and preserve human agency in the AI era.
The author calls it "the human brain approaching its ChatGPT moment" and their single most important piece. NeuroAI teams like Netholabs amplified it, signaling BCI × AI alignment as an emerging discussion.
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