Synthetic Telepathy

Human telepathy is 'natural progression for communication' – as scientists explain plan to embed mind-reading chips in our brains

The era of synthetic telepathy has begun — where soldiers communicate using brain-computer interfaces (BCI) instead of radios. Defense labs in the US, China, and Israel are building technology that reads brain signals, decodes intent, and transmits thoughts directly between soldiers. It sounds efficient — but the risk is terrifying. If AI can send thoughts, it can also receive or hack them. Early prototypes caused visual confusion and false commands when neural data crossed paths. Imagine a war

The Telepathy Tapes podcast challenges science with claims of autistic telepathy

The Telepathy Tapes is wrong – autistic children don't have supernatural powers - The Skeptic