Personally, I am deeply skeptical of brain-computer interfaces for consumer use cases, because existing physical interfaces such as screens and keyboards do not represent a meaningful bottleneck to our use of technology
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There a lot of consumers that are disabled, and also consumers that can’t use normal input for shit
Definitely worthwhile for disabled people. But that's something entirely different.
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@OXO proved is that design for the disabled can improve design for all of us. -
I think it's called curb-cut effect
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