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Short Bytes: Are you tired of speaking and typing? Well, it looks like Facebook is prepping up to make you more lazy by exploring the possibilities of a mind-reading social network. Recent media reports and job ads suggest that Facebook is hiring engineers to build a brain-computer interface. While nothing certain can be said at the moment, such developments will surely spark new discussions and excitement.

The company is working on a brain-computer interface to help people talk to each other by reading their minds. This will be done by using advanced neuroscience, artificial intelligence, and electrical engineering, Independent claims in a report.

The report talks about few mysterious jobs being advertised by the social network. The company is lookingfor a brain-computer interface engineer for its Building 8 team. It also mentions that the engineer will work on developing advanced brain-computer interface technologies.

For those who dont know, Facebooks Brain 8 team looks after the companys new and advanced hardware projects.

ADVANCED NEUROSCIENCE, A.I., ANDELECTRICAL ENGINEERING WILL BE USED

The other Building 8 team jobs being advertised are jobs for people who are capable of creating acommunications and computing platform of the future.

One of the interesting skills mentioned in the listing is the experience ofspeech and audio signal processing algorithms and systems.

You might be knowing that in the past Facebook boss Mark Zuckerberg has talked about a computing platform in the future thatll be a version of telepathy. The job advertisements surely suggest some progress in the same direction.

But, at the moment, we cant claim anything with 100% certainty. Ive reached out to Facebook for a comment and Ill be updating the article with new updates.

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Facebook Is Building A Potential Mind-reading Social Network Report - Fossbytes