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Why can't we upgrade human intelligence, upgrade the human brain by linking it directly with a machine brain?
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The question asks whether human intelligence could be increased by connecting the human brain directly to a machine brain. “Upgrade” presents this as a technological enhancement, while the wording leaves open whether such a connection is possible or what form it would take.
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