2024 Neuralink Update

[@TV3Trending]

waiting I am spinal cord injury patient

[@barefootID]

I do hope Neuralink could help you, from the bottom of my heart!

[@TV3Trending]

Thank you so much ❣️

[@CollinWhites]

The issue of upgrades will be interesting 🤔... In many cases, people's lives may be so improved... That they get a $10,000 initial surgery... And decide to get a $100,000/ 10 microchip surgery a decade later, to maximize the benefit of the technology...

[@SirRockXIII]

me too but they keep saying nothings wrong. so fuck it ill die lol

[@savagesarethebest7251]

I am hoping that this will help a lot of people, and I have a friend who got paralysed due to some bacterial infection after her surgery, I would so love to be out and running around again with her.

[@Brendan_Are]

This very hopeful, but what happens when the patient can't charge it or it gets hacked by an adversary? I smell lawsuits.

[@henryk7636]

Hey, this is 4 months now, and no updates from you. I hope you are well.

[@NeuraPod]

Thanks. Doing better. Should be a video within a week

[@henryk7636]

@@NeuraPod Great 😃. Good to know you're doing alright 👍

[@OMFGNation]

Then suddenly someone plays KZbin 10 hours video of rickroll in your head 😂

[@AEmberAsh]

HA!

[@GuyFauqes]

The big question is whether or not receiving this brain implant will even be a choice or will it be mandatory as part of our "Social Contract". My guess is that this will eventually become mandatory in order to protect public health and safety.

[@CollinWhites]

Wearable 🧠 brain 💻 interface technology will likely be advanced by the implanted version (cross pollination). Enough "Moore's Law" (repeated exponential increase in BCI capabilities) and yes... It may be extremely hard to compete with someone who can learn MUCH faster with BCI.

[@colinmcintyre1769]

Don't do it if your healthy. If your not and you want a better quality of life this may provide it. I don't like how he's marketing essentially a medical device. It's going to lead so a scar tissue buildup in the brain that is something proven to be horrible.

[@elvishiekios8826]

Only if we implant these brain chips we can learn their possibilities and side effects!

[@mrjek01]

Interesting, do you have proof that it will cause scar tissue build up? I was under the impression that they are using wires that are small and flexible enough to avoid that. They even built a robot to be able to do it because they were so small. I understand the hesitation of new technology but this being worked on by some of the best in the world. I am looking forward to the possibilities this will allow.

[@countrygurlz16]

Well I think that’s the point of them testing it to make sure it’s safe.

[@colinmcintyre1769]

@mrjek01 they themselves talk about it. You just need to look into the project more than surface level to understand. The same thing happens with cochlear implants a very similar technology.

[@michaelangelonatividad764]

Do you have office or HQ in sacramento?

[@cds5067]

Musk God we worship you

[@Tuscolatexan]

Once they get it down good, those with chips will end up human robots controlled by the chip.

[@keon3155]

If Elon musk believes in the brain chip how come he wasn't the first person to get it?

[@DD-jb3ry]

This is scary.

[@centurionstrengthandfitnes3694]

Of all Elon's projects for the betterment of mankind, Neuralink is by far the most exciting. The full potential is still beyond imagination.

[@waveril5167]

we swiss have done it already actually, they made a manwalk again wit ha chip

[@marvinmurphy5523]

Exciting, but the potential for abuse is terrifying.

[@rameking1]

@@marvinmurphy5523 Exactly. Imagine what people with ill intent could do. It's the beginning of dystopian worlds from sci-fi movies. Human purity hate-groups. Cyber-superraces creating a class system. The possibilities for good and bad are both equally immeasurable.

[@sebastianorye2702]

@@waveril5167 yes, but its a different technology.

[@TeslaElonSpaceXFan]

Amen! ❤❤❤

[@richardottum1]

Will it help me get back to running, binocular vision, bilateral hand/arm range of motion?

[@13thbiosphere]

Just imagine plug the Apple vision pro directly into the brain with AI assistance, and record your dreams

[@CollinWhites]

Maybe 🤔 the chip could help you dream longer as well...

[@tomh1727]

I would prefer to imagine this without the apple part :D

[@brianmurphy8811]

You wouldn't need Apple Vision Pro with a sufficiently advanced Neuralink. Eventually you're theoretically talking about adding overlays via the optic nerve.

[@RoqueMatusIII]

Why would u need an Apple Vision Pro if you just have a Nueral Interface

[@savagesarethebest7251]

Ah, nah. I think that I'm happy to forget my dreams after a while as they are the weirdest shit that I have ever seen... But the dream I had this night could have been a movie or TV series as it was quite cool and advanced, it was kind of about different criminal groups who tries to go back in time and outsmart each other by changing events back and forth, while the past and present kind of existing at the same time. I don't remember the specifics any more than that it was a historic day that was changed so it was illegal to talk about it and then it was changed to a heroic day and then another group tried to get back in time for another agenda. Now that I think about it tou would just need one location to be built found for that episode 🤔😅👌

[@lonewolffisherman7092]

Just another way for advertisers and politicians to take more control. Too many downsides. I'm out.

[@JohnnyWalkerBlack142]

I think for the physically disabled it might have some benefits. For the average population, there are a lot of things to worry about

[@lonewolffisherman7092]

@@JohnnyWalkerBlack142 I agree if it could be kept to just that, but I'm not very optimistic about it.

[@KatarinaGirl]

Can it cause cancer in the brain with all that high frequency? Will the body try to reject the device?

[@reneriomartinez7205]

Very dangerous..666

[@hopechase2947]

Mark of the Beast will send you to hell

[@lolgamez9171]

These doomsday Christians are genuinely delusional. 😅

[@Devilzreaper]

None of you can say that, you're not God

[@CollinWhites]

Different brain 🧠 computer 💻 interface companies are coordinating now... There should be talk about upgrades... In 10 years the devices will likely be MUCH more powerful (Moore's Law).

[@justinlockwood8222]

Did you see the first patient demonstration video with Noland Arbaugh playing chess? Amazing times we are living in!! Now they need to add the piece to walk like they did with Gert-Jan Oskam with a wired bc I.

[@kennyfordham6208]

Hmmm....let me see. * Having a hole drilled in my head * Jabbing wires in my brain * Severe risk of infection * Having your thoughts hacked Wow! Sign me up! 👍

[@shanea7292]

Hello yes I'm looking for answers to a question I've had for years about neurolink. Can it be used to connect a brain where it's been damaged by a bullet.to make my body whole again. I walk,i have 38% of use of my left arm . I have drop foot. I have been sitting for over 39 years. I have signed civilian military application, Embry-Riddle aeronautics, I'm not meant for civilian living please help me

[@JosephineIleka]

Why do they only show us the number of likes? What about the dislikes?

[@cmvamerica9011]

What if you can’t control your thoughts? Road rage might not work out to well.

[@ytcomms3945]

Let us say you suddenly need to go to the bathroom ... Your Tesla will veer off the road accordingly. There are many cars which tend to go into buildings lately anyway.

[@WhiteyThePooh]

You hacked my brain and read my mind!

[@CollinWhites]

I imagine that @neuralink would moderate emotions... Various emotions are useful, but there'd be an emphasis against extreme emotions (excessive anger 🤬)

[@gamers-xh3uc]

Cyberpsycosis will become a real thing

[@CollinWhites]

@@gamers-xh3uc maybe... There definitely need to be safeguards...

[@m_sedziwoj]

I go on X for your video, but that video don't have own page, but "multimedia" and grid of photos and videos is bad design. I think if X wants to replace KZbin, they must add interface only for video, or they end as KZbin Music.

[@bonolomokwena9553]

Who is deemed adequate influence on the functionality of the implant?

[@gareth5000]

In ancient times, trepanation was a type of neurosurgery used to treat head injuries, heal certain symptoms, and for ritual and spiritual reasons...

[@carlngatai7201]

What do you mean "In ancient times", they STILL use it,they just call it craniotomy

[@bonolomokwena9553]

Does the chip increase self distraction if the brain decides to self distruct

[@MrJojo8675]

Christ Jesus’ return is imminent. Facts

[@ilovetech8341]

why does it need to be implanted unless they design it to become an extension of your own neurons?

[@dreamteam2158]

How can I invest in this company?

[@Damien-vf9zb]

Would it not be better to implant fully functional people 1st to learn how the actions are done naturally? Or would this make it harder for the chip to adapt to individuals??

[@freudenberg101]

It's just another prison layer.

[@dgh5760]

DBS Deep Brain Stimulation Implants have been used for decades for movement disorders such as Parkinson's, Essential Tremors, and Dystonia. TMS and similar procedures that target areas of the brain without surgical incisions are being used for tourettes, severe depression, and other conditions. Neurolink seems to be an offshoot of these procedures that also target the brain but actually provide a communication system with outside sources by using the body's own neurons to effect that communication. The concern will always be the interference of outside forces that could compel thoughts or behaviors that would not be under the control of the individual with the neurolink device. Until that would be assured I am not sure this would be a choice made by anyone who had no physical or mental disability that required the neurolink device for the individual to function normally or at least better than without the device.

[@CollinWhites]

Things probably won't be either/or... Improvements in implanted brain 🧠 computer 💻 interface will lead to improvements in wearable BCI... And Vice Versa...

[@ThatOnePerson14612]

My question is how will elon insure privacy and protection from the government. We all know the government is leaps and bounds more advanced than they show the public.

[@mrleenudler]

New Neuralink new, but where's the video from my favourite Neuralink KZbinr? 😲

[@MrGchiasson]

So..his brain now has an IP address... What happens when some hacker accesses that neural ink via the IP address????

[@rationalthinker9612]

I just applied for a summer internship there. Wish me luck!!

[@MilitaristTurkcu]

This is why I love technology. The possibilities are endless and the pluses heavily outweigh the cons. I have been following Neurolink for years and it has been nothing but exciting for me. I will get the second gen after the trials. It will make life so easy I tell you

[@sspectre8217]

I think the Vision Pro really showed that without a brain interface(be it implanted like neural link or external) AR headsets will never feel exactly right. That headset has probably the best way to interact with a headset without proper physical controls right now and it’s not good enough from what I’ve seen in the reviews.

[@13thbiosphere]

Within 3 years vision pro.... three times smaller and 3 x cheaper

[@CollinWhites]

It would be and interesting 🤔 brain 🧠 computer 💻 interface capability... To have MULTIPLE people in the SAME dream environment being physically networked together... Bc they all had @neuralink and we're all sleeping 😴 at the same time... Maybe try it with two people having BCI and sharing being networked while dreaming... Then scale up the number of networked dreamers and duration of dreaming... That would be decent source material for virtual reality...

[@arandomguy46]

@@CollinWhitesit would require both to be in REM and usually people are at different stages of sleep

[@sspectre8217]

@@13thbiosphere not even Moor’s law works that fast dude. Also prize and size aren’t the issue I was even talking about

[@yoursoulisforever]

The beginning of a wonderous life for those willing to give up their freewill. 😮

[@Lovingisnecessary]

The wearable headsets remind me of the wearable headsets shown in the end times Christian movie, "Tribulation." Also, I find that the Devil has certainly covered a lot of ground in today's world.

[@user990077]

Species 629, we are Borg, you will be assimilated, resistance is futile.

[@Vcan192]

Tbh neuralink is kinda bad cause if someone hacks into it the hacker could kill the person with a neuralink

[@funvidzGT]

This is the only project Elon do that I 100% disagree with. This is the mark of the beast brain or hand chip then it connects to everything from your driver's license to your bank account social media and more plus it has or will have GPS like a smart phone so basically this company will have 100% control over your day to day activities

[@carrienorris2272]

The movie Ready Player One...perfect example

[@carrienorris2272]

@ElonMusk5238 Florida

[@AEmberAsh]

Neo : I know kung fu.

[@stanleyklein524]

Like measuring the steam from a steam engine, finding a correlation between density of steam and engine function and then claiming you have measured and captured engine torque. May be of some pragmatic utility, but tells you nothing about how the engine functions. So, do not confuse utility with understanding (It makes a difference. We have used fire for 100s of 1,000s of years; but until we understood the nature of heat (molecular motion -- at least as of today) our ability to utilize this energy source was limited).

[@peterng25]

My objection to any headset, and I have several is that I was a 'four eyes' until I got Lasik. The idea of losing my glasses while swimming at the breach, so I couldn't drive home, or having a bully rip it off my face or just losing them was terrible. So, I can live with any headset but there is something in all of us that makes us want freedom and independence. I can get up from my tent in the morning while camping and live free, and that's freedom

[@janettomlin950]

Who got the 8npl a nt. ?

[@JesusChristDenton_7]

"History has shown that breakthroughs in science and technology have often been met with skepticism, only to later be recognized as transformative." -A wise Man

[@JMARVELZZ]

Imagine jason becker using this to compose !!

[@hanasipkova]

Might already have this implanted because I experience all my past memories in real time 😄

[@LudwigVonwanderflieh]

I wish the company much progress and sucess, and hope that one day neuralinks devices will be available for all humans on the planet. I know from secret data/files that whe all already have a basic version of there technology in us human bodies, but having neuralinks newest microchip technology is just cooler. Lets all wish for neuralinks best

[@NaClGod]

I don't think people understand how these types of products will almost be required to have in the future in basically all fields of labor. Construction is a place you would think would never be completely required to have one of these, except a BCI would allow people to control a robot remotely to do a task and prevent job injuries. Insurance companies might even require you to have these if you plan to work in construction.

[@elvishiekios8826]

How wonderful that paraplegics will walk and blind will see!PEACE ON EARTH, GOOD WILL AMONG HUMANS, ENJOY OUR SHORT LIFE ON HEAVEN EARTH!

[@koloolkolokl6038]

Imagine endless information at once the whole books the whole research papers what you want to discover or to invent or what you want to eat a 3 star Michelin meal you make 😅😅

[@Sir_Ray_LegStrong_Bongabong]

i did not and do not permit anybody or anyorg to do that on me

[@gamers-xh3uc]

ok? why would anyone want to give you it

[@MrJojo8675]

We are at a point of no-return. The technologies cannot be controlled or regulated to a degree where as our freedoms and very lives can be protected from AI or the personalities that crave power, and control to dominate others.

[@mooredelira]

With orders for 200,000 headsets, and the amount they'll receive will be about $1,000,000,000 so the price per headset is $1,000,000,000 divided by 200,000 which equals about $5,000 per headset. Why didn't they just say that???

[@BlockTheRobloxian]

@ElonMusk5238 the sun

[@Nisangrise]

let make it to the top of the arasaka tower

[@foeverinhiscare9151]

No way ain't brain washing me! I'm okay. Let's start from the top! Y'all go first!

[@MrNote-lz7lh]

But it's so dirty. It needs a clean wash. 😊

[@bardockojama3423]

Lol you think it’s about who goes first? It doesn’t matter, once the beast wakes up, all of yall who take its mark, the brain chip will be enslaved by it and forced to worship it. That’s what the ultimate goal of people want anyway. Worship is Gods alone and Jesus will judge the world, those who take the chip will never be able to accept Jesus ever again. Accepting Jesus is your white flag to God, its accepting him that gets you right with your creator

[@lolgamez9171]

@@bardockojama3423 Your mythology isn't relevant. The amount of Christians who believe this or that is the mark of the beast. The amount who think this day or that will be the apocalypse. It's crazy. Genuinely crazy. Not a single time has a Christian contributed anything of worth by preaching the end of the world.

[@gamers-xh3uc]

@@bardockojama3423why do you think is the mark of the beast?

[@NashPotatoesOutdoorShow]

Great video...I'm a new subscriber!!

[@lukeahead6055]

This brings a song to my mind... 🎶"I've got you under my skin I've got you, deep in the heart of me So deep in my heart that you're really a part of me I've got you under my skin..." 🎶

[@commoncollective5244]

Wake up to reality?

[@lukeahead6055]

@@commoncollective5244 I was making a reference to an old movie called 'Gamer'

[@mbritz8427]

Why are they using a mouse?

[@richardottum1]

Can ai be governed by a collective human limbic system?

[@1979jurado]

I wonder, how would it affect a person's mental health?

[@Melanie.8888]

I want one fix my dyslexia that would be sweet and my balance

[@johnz.2907]

Great forget what God says in the bible, lets all go to hell forever. This is mark of the beast! Total control great job!

[@donnydark151]

so what happens when some one hacks you what kind of safety measures will be in place

[@deathsoulger1]

Blindsight will be the first nauralink brain imput. Therefore its vital that there is a through settings menu for permissions of acess to your brain. As this technology grows, more and more of your mind will be accessible and we need to start it off on the right foot. We don't want mind control, inception, unwilling loss of individuality, advertisement or spyware

[@keithplymale2374]

This has been a staple of Sci Fi for a very long time. I see it as inevitable. It is just a matter of advancing the tech, time, experiments and this will be as every day as cell phones and laptops and WiFi and all the rest. I am old enough at 59 to remember when ALL of that was Sci Fi. Welcome to the future. We are living in very interesting times.

[@Gabe-cobalt]

Indeed. I wonder how much things will change. This is the only thing that puts our parabolic growth to a super new time high

[@keithplymale2374]

@@Gabe-cobalt Things will change once this becomes as common as cell phones, PC's of all sizes, Wi Fi being everywhere have become so ubiquitous. I strongly suspect the greatest initial impact will be in the military. Weapons systems controlled at the speed of thought. The initial limitations will be in how much data the user can integrate. But computer support will advance to the point where a tank like an M-1 for example would have a single crew man who can drive, scan for targets, engage those, reload with faster auto loading systems, scan for threats and react to them. Aircraft are already at the limit of what the pilots can stand as have been sine the F-16. Add attacking and defending at the speed of thought directly connected to the planes systems. A military without this capability will be in very real trouble. Science research done at the speed of thought where the people are able to communicate mind to mind and with the computers that way will push everything you can think of to new heights of knowledge. Cure cancer. Practical fusion. Just two possibilities.

[@sspectre8217]

Let’s go, been looking forward to this update for a few weeks now

[@StephanieMcculloch-c3g]

I would definitely allow to getting a Brain Chip

[@Nosweat99]

Neuralink + AR/VR + AGI = 🤯

[@FereshteGhiasi-ic2lm]

Elon Musk, the super scientist of the world, I wish you progress and success every day😍❣️💖💝💕

[@GiesbertNijhuis]

I am almost completely paralyzed; I can only move my head (plus I have 1/5 lung power). SHOULD I DO IT? I am of course super interested! A spinal cord injury C3/4 to be precise, since 1995, my fist life started in 1969. Right now I do have ±control over a computer (HeadMouse and onscreen keyboard) and a chin-controlled wheelchair. I don't have control over a mobile phone. I am a chicken as it comes to medical things, and to be real: there are risks. There is metal in my neck, will they together start acting as a battery? But if safe I do consider stepping over my fears. Even this early (the walking again is.. miles away) the positives of a Neuralink could improve my live. Although my computer control is good enough really. Best would be to repair the spinal cord in a biological way. That is not going to be possible any time soon. Right now, what I need much more than great control over a mobile phone, is to have great control over 2 medium size super quick robot arms, connected to my wheelchair or bed. I need access to the real world much more than access to a computer. Also; if I want great access to a mobile phone, I need to: get it, push its buttons, and point the thing. Taking a picture, scanning QR code, holding it in front of me or next to my ear, for all these I need access to the real world aka robot arms. So I guess -to answer my own question, I will wait until Neuralink can give me great access to 2 highspeed robots arms at the same time. And how much harder is that compared to great control over a mobile phone? Not much harder I think. Very exciting! Thank you team Neuralink! And other people with a very high spinal cord injury, what are your thoughts about all this?

[@hopechase2947]

Where do u want to spend eternal life at?

[@GiesbertNijhuis]

@@hopechase2947 Where can I get eternal life (and eternal health please)? For now I would be more than happy with just health.

[@gamers-xh3uc]

Yes

[@hindkhatib8692]

It’s Amazing . speeding up the future goals for better life for mankind 👍👍👍

[@edwardgabriel5281]

You forget about that character who has already led this world to the brink of catasrophy. This earth could have been a paradise, by now. He will find a way to screw up this new development, too. Our humanity has to follow the lead Jesus Christ has indicated before we can have a better life. All technology is meaningless without improving our humanity.

[@zachariahstovall1744]

DUDE WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN

[@daveinpublic]

Wow ur close to the camera

[@ConnoisseurOfExistence]

I should try reapplying to Neuralink soon. It's important to note, that for more advanced applications, we'll need to interface with larger portion of the brain. That might be innitially achieved with few Neuralink chips, or maybe a larger future device. Later, probably another type of device (mesh embracing the brain or such) would be needed for full scale capabilities. The current Neuralink is the most important first step towards that. I would put one in my brain, if it has good applications and if it's available for wider public. Some of the concerns I would have though are, how it would react to vigorous exercises, like weightlifting, box jumps, running and such. Also, I wonder, if it happens that you have to defend yourself into a fight, or if you slip and fall on the floor, would it whitstand such impacts...

[@CollinWhites]

Pretty sure that a person can max out at 10 brain 🧠 computer 💻 interface chips...

[@ConnoisseurOfExistence]

@@CollinWhites And how are you so sure? To put it in your brain, the skull's structural integrity will be compromised. How do you know that the chip will be stable enough, to withstand such things like high jumps, or hits to the head? What do you base your sureness on?

[@alejandroggzz8833]

I believe in Must , he Will achieve that great step forward

[@bonolomokwena9553]

How do you know that the mouse controls the thinking

[@MyUniversalUniversity]

Yes for sure!! Lots of past concussions and family issues that may try to hang out in my brain!!!

[@tiwiatg2186]

Ah, what could possibly go wrong with endless possibilities 🤔 tinkering a bit with our perception of reality won't hurt, right? Right??

[@nandesu]

Being exclusive X won't be your best idea; but I wish you success.

[@albertoj.mollinedo4116]

@6:30 also, have dissident thoughts about the current social order, bup convulse yourself to a vegetative state.

[@hopechase2947]

Don’t do this people. Are you familiar with the mark? People turn to Christ for decernment before you make the wrong choice.

[@richardottum1]

Ray banbio- tech?

[@karanjitsingh6500]

This news from the latest update on neuralink looks very promising other than the timeline which they have not described yet. Always looking forward for the new updates. Thank you for your update Mr Ryan.

[@DGNG-dd3to]

It's about damn time.

[@ThePointOfVolitility]

Amazing,what about.. interference from say.. frequency,magnet, physical impact,emp,..can you access the interface..like other tech what is the chipset program language bio...will it be firewalled...and what about complete brain removal and preservation with server drive consciousness...awareness...and..can the light bulb being lit up in reverse flip the switch..instead of the switch turning on the light

[@RoslyndeMesa-n6e]

Congratulations, we hope and pray patients will not developed biofilm bacteria in the brain chip implant causing infections. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@CollinWhites]

The surgeries are done by machine...

[@CultofThings]

When will they start trials with people who don’t have paralysis?

[@loveusa56]

I only hope they stay focused on quadriplegics until they can walk or at least use their arms and hands.

[@gamers-xh3uc]

It will probably come out in 7 years probably buy is gonna be pretty rare it will probably go to the army first, so it will be accessible to the public but not exactly, like cyberware in cyberpunk

[@charlottekeyser4264]

20:15 Neuralink is something I'd like to try for my autoimmune disorder! Fascinating!! Thanks Elon😁 how do I find out more? How do you become a recipient?

[@MichelleFlanders]

the power of choice...very elegant...remember the greatest of our discoveries here AI is not necessarily innate to: pavlovian theory

[@STManning]

You know... I guess I'm the only one thinking this, but my first thought is a human being has many thoughts good and bad every second of every day. We're even taught and have to be reminded to practice mindfulness and how it's a struggle for most and takes purposeful thought to quickly replace not so good thoughts with good ones. So, how does this work exactly? Immediate thought upon anger: Punch them in the face. Neurolink: Punches said person in the face, or detects and determines for you said action has an unfavorable outcome??? And if so, so now Neurolink will control your emotion and actions??? What are these chips connected to? Capable of downloading something unwanted or requested by the individual using it?? It sounds like an ok device, but also sounds like we're headed towards a digital Fear the Walking Dead society where your thoughts and actions could possibly controlled by an unknown. Remember the movie Chaos Walking??? #HereWeGo.. lol..smh

[@oldmanstumpie1061]

No wonder I've been missing your updates . Following you on X now. I really appreciate all the hard work you put into Neurolink. Your presentations are concise, simple and very informative. I've been watching this since the early days and I just cant imagine the life changes for spinal cord patients. The future is going to be amazing.

[@NeuraPod]

Excellent. I recall your username from the early days. Thanks for your continued support.

[@rupertkindermann1335]

Very informative. Excellent comparisons.

[@NeuraPod]

Thank you.

[@cl5163]

Anybody going to acknowledge the mark of the beast? Revelation

[@hobojohnson9980]

It wont be very useful until the implant can decipher words and thoughts. Typing letter by letter is really slow way to input information.

[@tzonkotzonkov100]

you're sure man, i can't believe it. i thought it will take some time ....

[@tgmtf5963]

Bro you used ai?

[@kratomkingdomallyouwannakn8188]

What happens if the neurons from my stroke are all dead and gone just a hole?

[@shahbazfawbush]

7:30 you lost your credibility at this point, mixing extremely far fetched uses for neuralink (upload your brain) with more reasonable and attainable used such as "telepathic" communication.

[@nabormendonca5742]

You’re so sensitive. Are you microoffended? 😏

[@michaelkivinen1691]

Get one and they can control you and that's why ELON will have not one in his brain but it's good for the fools the sheep Sorry the GOAT'S. MPK.