- A participant shared a stylized binary image (https://i.imgur.com/XlIn3md.png) that sparked discussion about creating a human-readable font based on binary patterns as an alternative to hexadecimal.  
- fltrz proposed using vector embeddings plus error-correcting codes as the most efficient way to map high-level information onto low-bandwidth sensory inputs for brain–computer interfaces.  
- The same contributor argued that vector embeddings can encode syntactic graphs/DAGs, letting novel words be conveyed through their position in a semantic cloud so users can infer meaning without prior vocabulary.  
- fltrz outlined plans to apply this embedding approach to an acoustic BCI, off-loading grammar and parsing to the computer side while still allowing users to understand unfamiliar terms.  
- A safety concern was raised about pseudovirus experiments: fltrz noted that their safety model assumes coinfection cannot occur, yet literature searches for “pseudovirus coinfection” return no discussion of this potential risk.