Scobleizer: Talking to AGI is far slower than thinking to it — new interfaces will unlock superhuman abilities
Scobleizer · x · 2026-11-02
Tech commentator Robert Scobleizer argues that talking to AGI with your mouth is far slower than thinking to it, so superhuman abilities will emerge once we build new interfaces for interacting with robots and AGIs — a big-picture take on brain-computer interfaces and future human-AI interaction.
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