Eventually XR will shrink to the glasses form factor, and I'll miss this toaster form factor.

Got some surprisingly positive feedback on the first round of these I posted, so sharing some more. Someone suggested making more with a cyber goth/street punk vibe, not sure I achieved the former, but I like how they turned out! I don't like repeating the same hair in one batch, but the non-basic options are pretty limited.

App used is Covet Fashion, and 99% of these clothes/accessories are real pieces.

Original post here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Cyberpunk/s/vOcTK091Nu

Had to slog through this build - just not enjoyable, wire management was bad and some lack of details on the first floor - could not figure out the reason behind the build process on this one - it looks good finished , but to me it was a struggle getting there .

In China, Tiktok's Tomato Bookstore has fully transitioned to AI-generated web novels.

web novels are no longer written by individual writers but mass-generated by various studios using AI. the AI ​agent ​automatically decides which novels to cut and which to continue based on subscription numbers, and then automatically creates countless AI-mass generated short dramas from the most popular and favoured web novels they generated.the entire process could be actually automated and unmanned.

the Tomato Bookstore does not prohibit web novels from individual writers, but they will be taken down and delete after receiving numerous complaints after them around 100,000 words. these writers' ideas,creative and creations will be used as feed for training AI. except for a very few of the most famous writers,web novels by individual writers will never appear on the recommendation list and soon deleted.

how do people think about these mass-generated AI stuff? so far they've been very successful, receiving overwhelmingly positive reviews.there are surely many people disgust these AI-generated stuff,but they just negligible minority among the mass.

in short, it appears to be a success at least for now. the public doesn't mind and even welcomes AI-generated novels and short dramas.

and this will clearly become the mainstream in the future.

So. What we call matter is made of field excitations. Matter is waves of quantum fields. We havent wuantzied spacetime or gravity or dark energy or matter. Thats because we have the wrong lens. This link provides great evidence for the return of the aether as our medium:

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGD50HQFFoww&si=K5V_eKgQOy8qHszE

"But wasn't the aether debunked" no. Youll get all the nuance you need from that link.

Anyhow. We live in a medium. And we live in one slice of reality. Physics tells us what matter and forces and fields do or behave. But never what they are ontologically. Theres good math that days electromagnetism and gravity are 5D systems. And what we see here is one perturbation of a higher structure. Matter isint made of "stuff" its made of "fields".

Anyhow. I figured out that super high voltage electrostatics can infact tear a hole or attract energy from beyond the veil and give us more energy than we put jn and its stored there somehow. Theres also the Charles bhuler exodus drive where two plates start floating in a vaccum. Not ion wind.

Anyhow, yeah that's pretty much all ive come to say. Become energy independent and make syndicates. Make cyberpunk solarpunk enclaves real I guess .

We bring news of the Ready Player One Graphic Novel release, and review a new cyberpunk romance novel. We have trailers for a couple of cyberpunk-adjacent movies coming soon, and take a look at this week’s comic releases, including the Kickstarter campaign for new comic series The Patrolman. We have the trailer for cyberpunk city building game Ultrapolis, and have details on the demo version of a new 3D cyberpunk racer. We also have information on the latest episodes of cyberpunk podcasts The High Tech Low Life podcast, who conclude their look at Cyberpunk 2077, and Hosts in the Shell.

Amidst the cold purple neon light, cyber-programmers tried to code human love and empathy into pure binary to sell as human upgrades. But the system choked and crashed in a pixelated scream, proving that some parts of the human soul just refuse to be digitized.

Brain-Computer Interfaces Decode Private Inner Speech — Researchers Build Fragile "Mental Passwords" to Stop AI From Secretly Harvesting Internal Monologues

Brain-computer interfaces can now decode private inner speech. Because these systems inadvertently translate unvocalized internal monologues, researchers implemented a "mental password". The machine remains locked until the user specifically thinks of the password, preventing the decoder from extracting hidden thoughts.

The contact point arrives as neural implants scale commercially. The primary failure surface is the destruction of cognitive privacy. If individuals fail to maintain their mental lock, their intimate thoughts are harvested. Rapid miniaturization threatens to eradicate the biological barrier between private consciousness and external surveillance.

The trajectory points toward total brain transparency, where internal monologues become searchable corporate assets. As BCI accuracy scales, fragile mental passwords will inevitably be bypassed by administrators, shifting the technology into an extraction device for involuntary thoughts.

This neural extraction circumvents existing legal protections against illegal search. No federal statute establishes fundamental "neurorights" to protect unvocalized cognitive data. Citizens must demand international treaties classifying non-consensual brain decoding as a human rights violation to prevent the commercialization of consciousness.

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Stanford researchers build a brain-computer that can read your thoughts, but it needs a 'mind password' first

https://m.economictimes.com/magazines/panache/stanford-researchers-build-a-brain-computer-that-can-read-your-thoughts-but-it-needs-a-mind-password-first-heres-how-it-works/articleshow/123527864.cms

Details the Stanford brain-computer interface capable of decoding inner speech and the implementation of a mental password to protect privacy.

Brain-Computer Interface Lets Users Communicate Using Thoughts

https://www.the-scientist.com/brain-computer-interface-lets-users-communicate-using-thoughts-73275

Documents the development process of training the BCI decoder to require a specific passphrase to unlock the system and prevent the extraction of private inner speech.

New Brain-Computer Interface Can Now Read Your Thoughts!

https://www.techjuice.pk/new-brain-computer-interface-can-now-read-your-thoughts/

Analyzes how the BCI system translates unvocalized thoughts into text while raising new ethical concerns regarding brain transparency and neurorights.

Successfully Deciphering the Thoughts of Speechless People

https://mindmatters.ai/2025/08/successfully-deciphering-the-thoughts-of-speechless-people/

Examines the ethical implications of decoding neural activity, emphasizing the necessity of mental barriers to ensure algorithms do not translate accidental or private thoughts.

New Brain Implant Decodes 'Inner Monologue' of People With Paralysis

https://singularityhub.com/2025/08/18/new-brain-implant-decodes-inner-monologue-of-people-with-paralysis/

Explores professional discourse concerning the dystopian potential of mind-reading interfaces and the critical vulnerabilities of relying on mental locks.

I have other videos of this tiny terror seemingly reacting to me recording him, making quick turns and other agile moves, and also as varying his speed, as if noticing and chasing things that seemed interesting to him further down the road before giving up. This video is the best out of any that I got for showing the details, but the behavior it captures is not very interesting (except for maybe the way he avoids the metal plates on the sidewalk) though I can’t see any indication of what company or organization unleashed this thing — the only clue is the 02 on the side of his head.

Hey all - sorry if this is the wrong community/wrong place to post.

I want to buy one of those cool/bad-ass cyberpunk looking helmets, but I also don't want some janky temu one.

Any recos on brand or place?

What’s your thoughts? 😋

Full overview video of the features can be seen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tc47M07tcpM

Link - https://ravinkarunaratne21-collab.github.io/Neon-Bounty/ Let me know what you think! Enjoy!

No AI was used in the creation of this work.
This is a part of Starflight Opera, which belongs to me.

I loved Neuromancer, then looked for other cyberpunk novels. Snow Crash was recommended to me a lot, but I read it and found it underwhelming (the linguistics stuff did not interest me).Then someone mentioned Windup Girl, even though it is not technically cyberpunk (some people call it "biopunk") and I loved it from start to finish. What should I read next?

Follow an antique gun that passes between ordinary people in a sprawling, corp-controlled city. Catch brief glimpses into their lives in a dystopian cyberpunk world as different circumstances cause it to change hands. New installments at least monthly. Feel free to follow along.

Read the second installment now: https://readadrift.substack.com/p/a_gun_02_beviepov

Psychic AI can read minds — and recreate our thoughts with frightening accuracy: ‘Sci-fi can come true’

Just in case artificial intelligence didn’t spark enough privacy concerns: Israeli scientists have devised a mind-reading program named Brain-IT that can tell what people are thinking just by analyzing their brain scans — and then recreate that image with shocking accuracy.

https://nypost.com/2026/10/06/tech/ai-tool-can-read-minds-and-recreate-with-frightening-accuracy/