stop me if this sounds too sci fi. i'm just spitballing here. and coming across brains like yours to pick is rare. rather than reinventing the wheel, and working our way up to billions of qbits, why not just start using human brains for computation directly? the scenario you have been describing to me, makes the situation sound like neuralink is more likely to be the future than ai or quantum computing, and a cyberpunk or matrix future, is more plausible than a terminator one.  another thought i've had, is that one massive advantage biological matter has over artificial, is the cost efficiency. what if we were to start cloning brains or growing them in a lab independently from the human body, genetically tailored specifically to be used with neuralink style computer interfaces?  then like, you could network them all together to harness the insane computing power they would produce? i suppose in a less creepy and mad scientist way, you could maybe share computational loads through a sort of neuralink cloud, where you passively tap into their optimized brain potential to complete computational tasks.  while the possibilities for ai seem to be hitting a brick wall, the possibilities for something like neuralink seem endless. is neuralink adjacent to anything you fuck with? and also, what if you used networked neuralink brains to generate an ai? like a super-brain combine or some shit.  really, if you combined neuralink with wifi functionality, i don't know how farfetched that would be.
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