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0:00 A list of Meta's superintelligence lab members was leaked, and of the 44 people, 50% were Chinese. The minimum annual salary is 14 billion won. I guarantee that if you watch this video till the end, especially if you are a fan of Gongdoli, you will get goosebumps and the meaning of electric shock will really come to mind. Zuckerberg is a real alien who bought a company for 1 trillion won in 2019 . But there was a huge secret here. The founder of the company Meta bought was Thomas Reardon. He was the guy who developed Internet Explorer at Microsoft and had a PhD in neuroscience. What Meta bought was his ability. The name of the acquired company is CTR Labs. Should I read it as Control Labs? It is a technology that can detect neuromuscular signals in real time and control the intention to move using a computer or digital avatar

0:46 . In 2019, when GPT had n't even been developed yet and AI wasn't as prevalent as it is now, Imiq was looking at the next smartphone when the iPhone 11 was released. But a recent paper published by Meta contained a huge secret. [Music] Now let's watch a creepy video . Meta has come up with a cool way to recognize handwriting in mid-air with a wristband . This technology is incredibly advanced and far ahead of its competitors . I'm going to explain the principle in the next chapter, but don't ignore it. Of course, it is

1:31 still lacking in accuracy, such as using a questionnaire, but if you know how this is implemented, you will automatically think, wow, the technology is crazy . And behind this crazy technology, I think the jerk bug is even crazier. Leadership where geniuses superior to oneself automatically create machines for others to follow. This shows the difference between Zuckerberg, who is a founder, and Timk, who is an executive . But usually geniuses... Each of us has our own strong desires and egos. In One Piece, the fact that Zoro, the owner of the Abandoned King's Sword, is under Luffy makes the characters in the work evaluate Luffy as having incredible leadership. It's the same. The 50 or so geniuses currently under Zuckerberg are all people with the same old, corrupted mindset. The

2:18 occlusion that Zuckerberg has is stronger than the sunlight that these 50 people have. In that sense, I think that Red Cover is one of the best leaders in the world. But, as I mentioned earlier, the geniuses and people with incredible, yellow-colored minds who judge that this person is one step ahead of me are usually the leaders' true madness that is invisible to the eyes of the average person, and their eyes that see something that is invisible to my eyes . What Zuckerberg sees is the world after smartphones. He's been looking at the next world after smartphones for nearly a decade . We were already preparing for this when we acquired Oculus in 2014. Because we won't be able to beat Samsung and Apple in smartphones anyway . And it's finally

3:04 starting to pay off. On July 23, 2025, the world's greatest scientific exhibition, Raycher Meta's paper, was presented. To paraphrase the title of the paper, it is a technology that allows anyone to operate a computer by wearing a band on their wrist without being influenced by anything . This is the technology development line of CTR Labs, which was acquired by Thecaberg in 2019. To explain the significance and competitiveness of this paper in advance, the fact that it was published as a paper means that Meta's actual technological prowess is already far ahead . Usually, papers tend to present past technologies rather than current ones, and this is especially true for companies. I'm not sure if the next device after the smartphone will be glasses or a band.

3:50 But the important point is: If you asked me to implant a chip in my body, no one would do it . So Zuckerberg made it possible for anyone to control their computer with just a band, without the invasiveness of implanting a chip in their body. This video is of a band actually developed by Meta. The user wears an SMG band on his wrist. So, it's a band that has technology that detects the tiny electrical signals flowing through the muscles, and I just want to move my fingers. The brain has to send a command to the fingers to move . These electrical signals are transmitted through the nerves to the muscles in the fingers . When electricity flows through the muscles, a very weak current leaks out through the skin, and now Meta is using this slight current to control the computer. I got

4:36 goosebumps watching this. Would you like to watch the video again? As you can see, you can precisely reach the square on the screen and move the coordinates just by moving your wrist . We intuitively demonstrated that you can manipulate the cursor in real time without a keyboard, mouse, or trackpad . But what's even more surprising is that it has n't even started yet. The bigger picture is just beginning. Do you know what the most critical weakness of the Apple Vision Pro is right now ? It's camera-based gesture recognition. Cameras and sensors installed inside the Vision Pro detect the user's hand movements and gaze to recognize the recipient. So the user's hand should be blocked in front of them like this . If you put your arms in your pockets,

5:23 then Vision Pro becomes Janglim. So, when you see these funny scenes of people just waving their hands in the air in public places, it causes extreme fatigue called gorilla arm syndrome . Reports that Apple is looking to use the Apple Watch to control the Vision Pro are proof that Apple has also acknowledged that cameras alone aren't enough. But if you look at the key image from this paper presented by Meta, Meta said that the wristband that fits the bill captures the mental signals that the brain sends down the spinal cord to move the hand muscles . The reason this has been a problem up until now is because of the lack of legality. For example, a model that is tailored to me may not work for someone else.

6:11 This is because there are many variables such as anatomical structure, minute differences in sensor position, and skin condition. If you look at the rain here, you can see that it is distributed in red, blue, and green . I visualized each person's signal pattern a bit. In the military, they do a 0.4 shot before firing a gun . You can think of it as customizing the gun's crosshairs and direction to suit the person . If the sight is properly aligned, the bullet will be within a small radius when the gun is fired . This is how they are gathered . This is a really well shot shot . But if you look at the rain, it's all scattered. You'll understand, since over 90% of our viewers are men over 300 years old. A model tailored to each individual fits that person well, but doesn't fit everyone else at all . This is especially true in the bio field. But if you

6:57 look here, the black line is below the blue line . When there is little data. So, when the model's parameters are less than 1 million, it's blue, but when the model size is increased by about 60 times, the error rate drops sharply in black. Here, the horizontal axis shows how many people used the data. The more participants there are, the more oil is reduced. 6,527 participants. When the model had 60 million parameters, the error plummeted to single digits. It is at a level where commercialization is possible. Let's see how accurate it is. Move the game's character with various finger gestures . Let me emphasize again that we are controlling it with the subtle signals flowing through the muscles. You can freely control nine different gestures using only muscle signals from your wrist, and you can play

7:44 games without the need for Nintendo's full-fledged Joy-Con or Dual Sense . The important thing is that it 's just the beginning. This wristband is for when you're walking down the street and wearing AI glasses. In Meta's official materials, we also connected well with the AR glasses Orion. It says that it will be linked with this. You saw me writing in the air earlier, right? It's not easy to just write with this remote control . it's hard. How do you write when you don't have a smartphone ? Of course, play IU's songs with your voice . [Music] Well, you could do it like this, but play the song Ayu. You can't just do this from outside . Actually, it's a little embarrassing. But if you wear this band and

8:30 search for Ayu songs in your pocket, you will have common sense control that can be used anytime, anywhere . Meta will probably sell this as BM. Customizing will improve accuracy. If a person with a 16.6% return rate customizes, it drops to almost 0%, and if a person with a 33.3% return rate customizes, it drops to 8.3%, which is a drastic 3% drop. Would you like to be more precise? If so, try writing faster and more accurately in Customizing. $8.99 per month. Just as Apple locked you in with your iPhone, MacBook, iPad, and AirPods, Meta will lock you in with your life . Because the bio-signals and data we have been using so far will be inside Meta's devices. You probably won't be able to escape. If you look at it now, the keyboard, mouse, and touchscreen

9:18 all require you to touch the machine to operate. But let's think about the problem from its most basic and essential parts, based on Musk's first-principles thinking . Why do I have to touch it? Can anyone answer this? If you answered "It works because you have to touch it," Musk would have told you to buy some luggage and get out of here right now. Why should I touch it? Can't it work without touching it ? Why do I have to touch it? Both Musk and Zuckerberg believe that the device should be able to be operated without touching the device or even touching the device . However, there is a strong sense of rejection towards things like recognizing gestures based on cameras or implanting electrodes or chips in the brain like neural networks

10:03 . The Meta paper published today started with the fundamental question of whether all these limitations could be overcome with a horizontal method. In fact, the other analysis in today's video is just a taste of the Euro Report we publish daily here at Heisenberg . We are a technology and economics media outlet that delves into these core theses and connects them to the flow of capital, believing that those who understand technology can change the world. Are you curious about who will be the real winner in the next era of smartphones? If you'd like to get a chance to see beyond the headlines, be sure to check out the links in the pinned comments . This is probably the most public think tank of the smartest people on YouTube in South Korea right now . Now, as detailed in our report, the very beginning of Google search

10:54 was a paper written in the 1990s by Larry Page and Serge Green, who were the founders of Google. Just as Google revolutionized search in the past by asking the fundamental question of why unwanted content would appear when searching, this research stems from the fundamental question of why we should touch our devices . The post-smartphone era is coming. And it's clear that Meta is trying to take the lead in the interface wars starting with the Meta Ray-Ban sunglasses. I used to think of Jokerbug as the guy who created Facebook or Instagram, but Glenn's thoughts have changed. Looking at the list of authors for today's paper, we see Thomas Reardon and CTL Labs. These are the researchers that were acquired by Kerberos six years ago. Looking ahead by a few years, this technology is likely to be a

11:41 game changer for the entire AR wearable ecosystem and a key input into the metaverse era . In the future, it might not be a mouse, but a band. It wasn't just a statement, it was a verification by Nature that recognized our technological prowess as a leader and made it public. If this works out well and breaks the mold of the smartphone, it will be thanks to the leadership of Zuckerberg, who foresaw the future and continued to recruit talented people better than himself. Mark Zuckerberg said. Move quickly and break the frame around it . If you're not breaking anything, you're not moving fast enough. yes. As you can see in the video, those of you who are looking at the world of the 10s and investing in such things ,

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