What if your next text message isn't typed with your thumbs, but with a subtle twitch of a muscle in your wrist you didn't even know you could control? This isn't science fiction. This is Mark Zuckerberg's new reality. In this episode, we pull back the curtain on Meta's explosive Connect event, and trust me, the new Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses are just the cover story. The real headline is the Meta Neural Band, a revolutionary neural interface that lets you control technology with micro muscle movements. We're talking about neural texting—sending messages without ever touching a screen. This is the biggest leap towards a brain-computer interface the public has ever seen. But this new hardware is just one piece of a much larger puzzle. We'll connect the dots to Zuckerberg’s personal, hands-on obsession with building superintelligence, and why he believes AI is the most critical technology of our lives. He’s no longer just building a social network; he’s building a new layer of human reality, and the milestones are being hit far sooner than anyone expected. Is this the ultimate convenience, or the final digital leash? Hit play to understand the technology that will define the next decade of your life. After you listen, find us in the comments and tell us: would you wear the Neural Band?

Longtime Slashdot reader backslashdot writes: Commentary, video, and a publication in this week's Nature Neuroscience herald a significant advance in brain-computer interface (BCI) technology, enabling...

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