[FRIAM] intgegration

Wed Mar 26 14:23:18 EDT 2025

During GulfWarI I worked with a researcher who was doing (then highly 
classified) work on modeling the entire vocal tract of subjects who they 
(Military/CIA) might want to forge verbal commands.

I find this whole subject as EricS adds to it, fascinating in the 
"InterReality" mode introduced by Hubler and Guintatas in 2008/2009

    https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/cplx.20220

    https://arxiv.org/abs/0901.4319

The bio-hybrid or cyborg or cyber-physical or digital twins, or 
Human-in-the-loop Simulation lines of application/development are all 
related and maybe it is just a phantasm, but something about this 
duality seems fundamental?    It seems related to the business with 
Markov Blankets and Active Inferencing...   who is modeling the modeler?

Randomly,

  - Steve

On 3/26/25 9:47 AM, Santafe wrote:
> Here’s maybe a fun one.
>
> Parkinsons progresses slowly, also ALS.
>
> I remember being in rooms with Hawking, who sounded like the Wizard of Wor of the same era.
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> I can imagine, if you get a new generation voice-producer, not wanting your identity to be taken over by one of the stock readers.  But you could just start making inclusive recordings of your own speech, in all different settings, for years in the early phases of the disease, and then have a customized voice-generator trained to perpetuate you after the disease impairs you.
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> One could almost imagine something akin to autotune, which would take your impaired speech in real-time, and convert it to a broadcast speech stream in the unimpaired style.
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> Probably 15 companies are already doing this, since it’s kind of obvious.
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> That was triggered by the article’s comments on using intracranial generation for people with full speech impairment.
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> Eric
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>
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>> On Mar 26, 2025, at 11:28, Marcus Daniels<marcus at snoutfarm.com>  wrote:
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>> This comes to mind..
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>> https://news.berkeley.edu/2023/08/15/releases-20230811/
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>> This is the driver for my doubt. Last I paid attention, the inter-individual variation for activation circuits swamped the intra-individual variation. So within one person, we might be able to make reliable predictions. But this idea that "regions of the brain" are activated in the same way, for the same tasks, across all (or most) people is suspect. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.
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>> On 3/25/25 2:52 PM, Marcus Daniels wrote:
>>> Can Steve’s training read my mind?  That’s my guess – we’re all sort of the same with the same kind of encoding and decoding mechanisms.
>>>
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