You're missing the fundamental problem. Neural interfaces don't clarify our values; they just add another layer of complexity. Our "intentions and priorities" are often unconscious, conflicting, and change over time. Capturing that mess won't lead to better alignment - it'll create AI systems that are just as confused and inconsistent as we are. And let's be real about the ethics. Power dynamics will inevitably influence who gets connected. We'll end up with AI aligned to the values of tech elites or whoever's in charge, not humanity as a whole. True alignment requires deep philosophical work on ethics and value theory. Neural interfaces are a distraction, giving us false confidence while sidestepping the real challenges. We need to focus on rigorous, logical approaches to defining and implementing human values in AI systems, not chasing technological silver bullets.