I read, in August 2023, this article from the University of California, and at that moment several puzzle pieces immediately fell into place. The "AI revolution" was just (with the appearance of the first public version of ChatGPT) well underway, I had seen The Crown's ad, and since my work for Disability Studies in the Netherlands, inclusion has been a thing.

An insanely inspiring story and a technical marvel.

The "problem" - and that's not the right word, but I don't know any better - that I have with new medical technologies is that from the time of the breakthrough to the time it is generally available, a fair amount of time usually passes. Understandable, because after all, a pacemaker should ALWAYS work, but frustrating for the people who need it NOW.

I hope that the research in San Francisco will lead to these kinds of disorders actually being "fixable."

Until then, we have re:cognition.