PsyTechArt Inc.
Superintelligence will make most labour redundant.
So what will future humans do?
Things they enjoy - such as making music.
How will future humans do this?
By creating music directly from the mind, in real-time, using BCIs.
But today, it's not even possible to create music in real-time, regardless of BCIs.
Therefore,
Phase 1: enable live electronic music creation (software only)
Phase 2: add motion capture, AR glasses, and neuro hardware (for deep brain mapping at runtime)
Phase 3: music creation directly from the mind (BCI now for creation, not just measurement)
Advances in neurotech will unlock massive application-layer value; comparable to how smartphones unlocked the App Store, but bigger.
These applications will have to:
1. understand human intent in real-time
2. continually learn at runtime
3. co-create seamlessly with the human
Music is the hardest available test case:
Live performance is continuous, high-dimensional intent expressed at millisecond latency with instant sensory feedback and zero tolerance for error. When PsyTech can understand human intent and co-create at that level, almost every other domain is downstream.
Phase 1
Today, music creation has massive demand - and catastrophic conversion.
Just FL Studio is downloaded 30,000 times every single day. It turns all of that into €46.7M a year.
A mere €4 per person who had the desire.
Traditional DAWs are a rounding error on the demand they create. Due to a very steep learning curve, and the many weeks required to produce even a single track, more than 90% of enthusiastic beginners churn.
PsyTech builds VoidWave.
VoidWave gamifies electronic music creation, making it easier, faster, and more enjoyable. VoidWave’s intuitive guitar-hero-style interface, coupled with an integrated music lessons and a music copilot, lets beginners go from sign-up to playing live in seconds, with a completed track in a few minutes at most.
Phase 2
See rXve Machines.
Phase 3
See BRaiNLINK.
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Before pivoting to VoidWave, PsyTech built the Technosuit -


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All technology can either be used to augment, or to replace.
Replacing humans is easy.
You merely look at what humans already do, and use AI to make it:
1. faster
2. cheaper
Augmenting humans is hard.
It requires building intelligent machines which:
1. understand human intent in real-time
2. continually learn at runtime
3. co-create seamlessly with the human
True understanding of intent is unsolved.
Online learning is unsolved.
Man-machine symbiosis is unsolved.
These are fantastically difficult technological challenges.
I choose to build PsyTech because I believe in Humanity.
Always Augment - Never Replace


