Elon Musk Answers All Your Questions at Neuralink's 2022 Show and Tell Event

At Neuralink's Show and Tell event, Elon Musk and Neuralink researchers answer audience questions about Neuralink's brain computer interface technologies.
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[@gazlives]

so refreshing to see intelligent questions and intelligent answers. nice when the mainstream press aren't the ones asking the questions.

[@DokGonzo]

29:26 Such intelligent answers 😂 Fortunately the guru and his huge brain have a li... mmm i mean, a response, to everything 🤡

[@marcus1202]

@@DokGonzo think that's bad...have you seen ANY news stations?

[@balaji-kartha]

This was not for the "news" channels or negative trolls - though they do come to get some attention. This was for people who understand science.

[@Known-unknowns]

The Accountants in main stream media have done the figures. If you want to maintain sales, views and clicks you must ask inane questions, you must interrupt and speculate. That’s what gets public attention.

[@fredlacroix6865]

not for apple fanboys who are only interested in new colours and form factor

[@4digits678]

It blows my mind that he can manage 4 such complex companies at ones.

[@michaeldbouck]

Who says he's actually managing 4 companies at once?

[@brozbro]

@@michaeldbouck Elon says so.

[@brozbro]

@@gideonoctober9830 you've got it backwards

[@AM-vv3gt]

He cloned himself. There are at least 4 Elon Musks out there to handle everything :))

[@mariospanna8389]

@@gideonoctober9830 So many haters, i wonder what great things you are acheiving in your life...

[@time2heal]

The guy in the Teal jacket is so smart! Elon's team is so young. So excited about the use of this technology next year.

[@graemegladman]

Come on now you've got the hots for him.Admit it!!!!! You are right though, he did stand out as a highly intelligent young man.

[@mentalstatement]

I wish I could work for neurolink, seems like a super smart team

[@kezzaman]

go for it 👍

[@Eye_sky_high]

was thinking the same

[@smartjackasswisdom1467]

If you don't want a life go work for them, they are recruiting.

[@balaji-kartha]

Amazing! The smartest people work for Elon to make his incredible visions to come true! ❤️

[@DokGonzo]

Visions? You mean lies?

[@gazlives]

@@DokGonzo oh you can't afford a tesla. shame.

[@DokGonzo]

@@gazlives Why would i need the worst electric car on earth? 😂 It's just full of electronical and electrical issues, the batteries doesn't work in cold area and besides all of that, there is a lot of alternatives more secure and more cheaper than these musk dump... You are funny my friend 😉

[@gazlives]

@@DokGonzo the ev that wins the most awards for excellence is the worst car in your opinion. ok genius. i mean poor genius

[@DokGonzo]

@@gazlives Awards? What kind of awards? Business or corporate awards like Stevie awards are even funnier than you... Seriously, try to name one independant technical award, just one...

[@saverioconca6303]

Great teamwork but I have to say Elon is an absolute Genius. What CEO of any corporation can talk about the products and research and development that is going on within the company. History will be the judge but I believe he is a living Einstein.

[@T_Time_]

All ceos basically.

[@jasonolinger7585]

@Dennis Farmer i dont think he feels normal.

[@xijinchan]

‘Einstein’ is way too far, he’s more this gen’s Edison, Jobs, a once-in-a-gen engineering-oriented entrepreneur industrialist. His talent isn’t himself singularly making world-changing discoveries or inventions, but in attracting & leading 1000s of world class engineers to create what people deem impossible, & then crucially, to manufacture those creations at scale for the only way to help solve some of mankind’s existential problems: climate change, multi-planetary species, AI & more

[@matthewcote4991]

Dude - progress is insane. This is the next step in human evolution, this is everything. Seriously, Elon is a beast

[@shelbyartist9152]

Transhumanism

[@spacekrebel2331]

Elon musk, THE most important person of 21st century! I’ll come back here in 100 years to check if I’m right!

[@GrantHodgsonWnNZ]

Great to see ensemble science at this level !

[@DokGonzo]

Just false promisses and lies, no science involved here...

[@oratilemasala9470]

Damn 50 mins of loaded questions! Great panel!

[@Yash-ye1zq]

Amazing - hats off to Neuralink team.

[@ericpazo]

Amazing team and leadership! Thank you 🙏

[@Cautious_Gamer]

I'll be interested to see how Neuralink will integrate with future high-end prosthetics and artificial/synthetic organs/muscles. With someone who has mild cerebral palsy, a Cyberpunk future doesn't seem half bad to me. Especially with the idea of the longevity of human lives in mind and zero risk of cyber-psychosis.

[@shukracharya_]

True

[@paulrybarczyk5013]

Yes, it seems like there are huge opportunities to combine the technologies of Tesla-Optimus and Neuralink to create functional limbs/hands/feet for amputees.

[@zivaproduction667]

This is 666 . He just want to control over you and your body evan on your brain .

[@paulrybarczyk5013]

@@zivaproduction667 If Musk just wanted to control everyone, he's be pushing for "universal healthcare". Dependency is the best way to control people.

[@CsMuia]

This team is definitely in 2090 presently. Super smart people led by the Chief Intelligent Being (CIB) on Earth.

[@jakestroll6518]

Kiss his bottom with more dignity sir.

[@maximustitan8171]

Chief of Inellegent of earth. Thats awesome!

[@CsMuia]

@@maximustitan8171 True.

[@CsMuia]

@@jakestroll6518 I know, right?

[@CsMuia]

@dennisfarmer8031 True.

[@LoisSharbel]

How mind boggling to see such powerful capabilities that are being developed discussed as if these possibilities are the same as the normal and comparatively simple investigations we have ventured in the past. Elon Musk, you are a tremendous force for learning and expansion of human capabilities. Kudos to you for your brilliance and perseverance in the face of hateful and often ignorant opposition. Many, many people are grateful for you!

[@graemegladman]

Just one question. What fail safes are in place such as a diode to stop electrical energy going back into the brain if the device malfunctioned?

[@NowherewithNate]

thanks for the coverage

[@roger72715]

Adding even 5 percent capacity to a disabled person would be remarkable.

[@terencelim9889]

Congratulations Team Neuralink!

[@gaetanguimond1911]

Regard foot print of the electrodes on the brain + scaring , what does it compare to a comotion, head on at football or ruggby or even electrocution done in the days of fixing abnormal behavior ?

[@johnstanson3479]

What makes it necessary to install the entire device within the skull? Creating x-number of micro-holes, just slightly larger in diameter than each thread, would mean that as tech improves and becomes smaller over time, the device core could be changed frequently and non-invasively. Thread holes can always be added later, too.

[@zivaproduction667]

This is just to control you and your brain he want all control over your body. So he can use you for his work like Robert

[@zivaproduction667]

🤖

[@chromosome24]

Wonder if you could detect impedance changes and correlate that to changes in brain chemistry.

[@sahrahawkins8187]

Brilliant 🎉🎉🎉

[@redcaliber9679]

Applaus to this wonderful team 👏👏👏👏

[@donniedownsouth2356]

Super impressive....keep up the fantastic work.

[@mrj3217]

Will this help my partial paralysis ? I can feel parts of my feet and legs due to a spine infection.

[@TheLastShow]

Yes.. it may take a while .. but will happen.. they planned to implant a neuralink device in the brain and another under the spine injury to JumpCut the problem and send signals.. THEY MADE A PIGS LEG MOVE .. so it's happneing

[@richarddevenezia8186]

Are they capturing neural templates to overlay on an Optimus substrate

[@malihehbrasseur778]

ThankYou Elon Musk we proud of you 👏🏻

[@spacekrebel2331]

So In future, will it be possible to download flight training Manual, and within minutes know how to fly a plane or helicopter (matrix)?

[@cookmeadrinkshow4814]

yes

[@rayturner5186]

I only use KZbin for social media. Could someone tell Elon I'll be the first human article. I don't have any thing to lose. Maybe it will help humanity. I'm just saying. Regards

[@delefriday579]

How far you go depend the team you have

[@ritasseremba6435]

Complex and inspiring ❤

[@violetaminciene3383]

Very interesting.

[@kwhandy]

if I was there, only one question: what if hacker play Rick Roll in those head?

[@DONDONDON865]

When u send your twitter msg from your brain will it say send via neural link? would be so sick and would drive some to get one :D

[@paulmichaelfreedman8334]

Tomorrow's headlines: "Elon Musk thinks the brain is a squishy waterballoon in a coconut!"

[@leelowe8482]

Will Dr's be able to do these implants or does it need to be neuralink only?

[@TheLastShow]

Neuralink develop the robot .. so it's probably going to need to have some neuralink involvement.,. maybe once the robot and tech is copied by other companies..

[@santoshgoutam9380]

i am not surprised he fired 70% twitter incompetents as i see the quality of his employees what amazing knowledge and cutting edge tech and he will eat facebook meta for breakfast in virtual reality world as well though not sure why virtual when the real is amazing already 🙂 well what we call real is virtual already 😛?

[@_TheDudeAbides_]

Two of these guys have 2x verbal bandwidth compared to the others, and compared to most people. :-)

[@brendaorr6064]

Refinement...Replacement...and Reduction. Ya said it all right there.

[@bikocyko]

Love the accents. YES to a flex immigration!

[@AryamanKaul]

I think what most people are looking for is that can it be hacked? this question is on every one of their article and every one of their videos yet.. its not being answered with serious intent.. they should probably discuss this in detail.. because if this gets cleared the amount of positive is far more than the negative.. i just hope they bring this up and talk about it

[@jimj2683]

Someone could hack the device to give the user infinite pain and depression at the same time. I

[@Bruckner]

That is not important at this stage of development. It will be important when it will become mainstream.

[@jimihendrixx11]

& Cyber psychosis

[@Moneysaver001]

This is amazing. Go Elon Go.

[@mrj3217]

I want to get upgrades.

[@LoveEverything1987]

Beautiful minds!

[@debchak8107]

The Audience should state their name and organization

[@patricktugume276]

I'm only here to read the ignorant comments loading about how Elon plans to control them with chip implants and how this has nothing to do with restoration of motor and visual functionality.

[@smartjackasswisdom1467]

A valid criticism is all the personal brain data the company will own when this becomes a widely available product among healthy individuals.

[@arnoldsmith5754]

its refreshing seeing more information on the subjects instead of only bit coin with elon

[@leelowe8482]

Wondering if the implant will be used to determine guilt in law enforcement cases lowering time and cost of prosecution will the implant be designed for different entities?

[@TheLastShow]

Probably not .. the same reason that lie detectors don't hold in court..

[@ysonokosan]

I don't think this technology should be exclusively wireless. There should be a wired version too. To allow for ultra high bandwidth, with very low latency. This would be good for tasks that are not mobility oriented. Like piloting drones, controlling vehicles and ships, star crafts and just about any other vehicle. Interfacing with a piece of technology directly with ultra high bandwidth and low latency would be much better for generalized applications, in my opinion. For more specialized use like prosthesis, or fine motor functions and mobility wireless would be ideal.

[@thomasreese2816]

Wireless at close proximity (

[@ysonokosan]

@@thomasreese2816 I'm talking about more than a hole in the skull. Think bigger, much bigger. A connection large enough to allow at least a petabyte connection speed. With enough practice, and the right technology, I'm confident the human brain could multitask complex, and large scale operations with ease. Controlling construction robots and heavy equipment, like a conductor at a symphony. Couple a high bandwidth stationary connection and interface, with a connection point on the human body like the spine or brain, for commercial and industrial purposes. Systems like that could be expanded on for many applications. But yeah, I suppose you could do close proximity wireless as well and possibly achieve the same thing. Though, you're always going to get interference with wireless connections. Among other issues. Wired connections for industrial, commercial and military applications is the way to go though, I think.

[@smartjackasswisdom1467]

Wired implants won't scale, therefore no money to be made, therefore Elon won't like it.

[@mikes8510]

I am immediately thinking of the movie "Matrix", with the back of the head wired connection. Enough bandwidth to make the virtual feel like reality 🤔

[@ysonokosan]

@@mikes8510 Something similar, but not quite as long and invasive as the one in that movie. I'm sure a connection that is around that size but not actually inserted into the body would be better. There are plenty of connector types that don't use prongs or pins, just contacts secured by magnetic force or something else. The only permanent implant would need to be a generic receptacle on the body. Where it's placed and what form it takes is a question for doctors and engineers.

[@Iamblindanddeaf23]

I can't wait for the days we apply this stuff to video games / Virtual reality

[@TanSpaceX]

Smart, visionary, power trip!

[@bjl4782]

Not really, if you read some articles on the topic this kind of research has been going on for years at different locations, scientists, hospitals and such.

[@swfh3542]

How did he got the time on earth 🌍....🤯

[@lukat.djukic9760]

8:00

[@leelowe8482]

Would taking serrapeptase help with scar tissue?

[@leelowe8482]

Wondering about the pig that had the implant removed. Was that due to a problem or was it planned? Did or will it be replaced?

[@TheLastShow]

they said in another lecture that it was planned to prove the concept .. But some monkeys did died.. It's the process for animal testing..unfortunately the bad outcomes will happen for animals.. but keep in mind that everyother thing is also tested in animals... so .. transplants.. pacemakers.. probably every single medicine ever created ..

[@debchak8107]

This interview is like watching a FIFA playstation game

[@thuanvht3871]

✅

[@abee5344]

People have no idea how much trouble we're in....

[@AM-ry8is]

didn't know Alex Volkanovski worked at Neuralink.

[@4ybakdude409]

How did Trevor get there

[@GorilieVR]

TiL: brain is a squishy water balloon inside a coconut 😆

[@jaynixon7467]

What happens to Elon just after 10:18?

[@debchak8107]

Activities change day to day. So obviously the charts are different. It doesnt mean scar tissue has increased and the threads are wobbling around

[@FreeGraceNotes]

They smart smart

[@ma.teresalaiz1850]

Can neuralink cure glaucoma?

[@iamknightnight7936]

Cyberpunk 2077 here we come . BRING IT ON!!!!!🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@Maximohdez]

Been following all developments for a while. I would love to volunteer for an implant, hands down. Please, contact me asap.

[@archigoel]

They must have to many volunteers. I think in 2-3 years, u will suddenly see a huge growth.

[@TheLastShow]

Yes .. I think they probably have thousand of paralized people dying to have one .. any inch of freedom for them is a victory

[@redcaliber9679]

HES BRILLANT

[@ojenvahedi]

Yo low key Elon has multiple of those in his head

[@russellturner3581]

Twist the electrodes @ removal

[@kenchan9123]

Are those people scientist doing engineer work or are they engineer doing science work. They are engineering nonetheless.

[@RahuL-te3np]

💯👏🏿

[@jimihendrixx11]

Redhead kid in jacket explains stuff clearly

[@ChadLuciano]

Borg technology...resistance is futile, your likeness will be assimilated, you will service us...compile that with a military control interface and we have instant zombie army....Isaac Asimov inches closer....congrats to the team on their milestone.

[@shinja9]

te amo!!!

[@graemegladman]

I can see that the leads could be a real issue. Why don't you use carbon conductive ink to tattoo the connections into the brain, after all the brain has no feeling.

[@jimihendrixx11]

Signal

[@debchak8107]

The Audience has to first awnser where they were cloned

[@PIKOLO390]

What about dementia and alzheimer ?

[@ginacapuano4865]

Elon you look so beautiful and you truly are beautiful

[@debchak8107]

You could tell some of the audience was trying bait scary questions ( Scar Tissue ) to scare customers in need.

[@matthewmarszowski8493]

intelligent conversation is so rare nowadays this is epic! next step is putting the person in the computer 👀 16:44 tldr ^_^ last edit: it seems like this implant is closer to an injection (think vaccine) rather than a crude surgery but it wasnt made explicitly clear how the operation is performed still really cool and doesn't seem dangerous unless it can be hacked or something and id want to make sure i dont get a knockoff brand 49:48

[@frankm5640]

How the f is Elon able to follow on trying to elaborate what each questions was asked on.... And he is managing how many companies at the same time with in depth knowledge?!?🤔

[@danielpapendorf3486]

I’ve had a ibm implant and am alive for hearing loss. Give me speak function help with restorative function in my brain from damage of being prescribed Ritalin since a kid. Holes in my brain. Not worried about wires. 😂

[@enriquerobled9354]

Will the chip cure autism??

[@bukurie6861]

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[@KanalvogtSG]

Elons-y!

[@gazlives]

will i be able to get a chip in the future that loads up all the commands i want my dog to follow? please. :)

[@DokGonzo]

Just treat him well, simple, basic.

[@time2heal]

@@DokGonzo bingo!🐾

[@jimj2683]

They should work on reversing biological aging as well. I want to be 300 years old with the looks, energy and health of a 25 year old. It would save the world for an immense amount of suffering and also save a lot of money.

[@PopcornPortal1940]

Bruh there would be almost 50 billion people in JUST 50 years. That's way too many ml mouths to feed so I don't think that would save anyone any money.

[@sisyphus_strives5463]

@@PopcornPortal1940 Brother regardless of how practical it is, if it is possible people will make it. Although, I doubt many would have access to such a miraculous technology.

[@malindrome9055]

@@PopcornPortal1940 once the population reaches 10 billion it is said to level off and even decline. Not to mention that with his vision we can even colonize Mars, so then we can distribute the population across planets, so that's why I believe that we can live as long as we want.

[@sanyamYT]

@@malindrome9055 it levels off if most people are dying before 100 years of age.

[@malindrome9055]

@@sanyamYT it also, in my opinion, makes healthcare cheaper for the government, so the government will make it affordable for all. Think about it this way: you spend more money on healthcare cost on your final year of life than all your other years combined; a general statistic however because there are exceptions. Some of my relatives in their final year had a bill that was a few MILLION! Luckily we had really good health insurance so we didn't have to pay a dime, but you can see the benefits of us living a higher quality of life, and even living longer than we are supposed to.

[@greenbote]

keren elon & team

[@michaeldbouck]

Nobody over 40 - I guess only the young have talent.

[@SLee-vj4px]

Elon is 51.

[@michaeldbouck]

@@SLee-vj4px I stand corrected. Let me rephrase my statement... "Nobody (save for Elon who is 51) is over 40 - I guess only the young (save for Elon who is 51) have talent".

[@SLee-vj4px]

@@michaeldbouck lol, I am not arguing with you, the guy on the far left, looks over 40 to me, if other than Elon

[@michaeldbouck]

My point is that Chief Twit's companies all follow the same modus operandi - the young are more exploitable.

[@SLee-vj4px]

@@michaeldbouck lol, the guy created teens thousands of good pay jobs and be described as "exploiter". sorry Marxism's/communism never worked anywhere, instead over hundred millions people killed because of implementing it.

[@maheshgautam6193]

@48:48 Is that her, right bottom?

[@suissdagout5153]

A I?

[@leelowe8482]

Can the implants be hacked to cause people to do things they shouldn't?

[@TheLastShow]

I guess it depends what you called hacked... But they are simple signal capture devices.. so .. what hack? it uses bluetooth..(for now)... maybe someone can hack the bluetooth and stole some signal direct from your brain.. but its not diferent from a computer knowing where you clicked or type.. .. that's my guess

[@paulineverriere8054]

Nuclear rods your answer…not bury deeper?.

[@sandponics]

So are they admitting that they now have participants who already have implants? If so I presume that these are human participants. While waiting for my neural link I think I will simply continue eating lots of fish as brain food.

[@loki7180]

Oh God here we go

[@shineon7641]

Hey, Seasons Greetings to you all. I* hope you are Well & Reasonably Happy too. How far along are we, Humanity, with respect to "Memory?" Specifically where physically, in the Human Brain, our memories are Created, Held, etc.? I ask this because I have been Diagnosed with "Frontotemporal Dementia" about 5 years ago now, so this means that I have a maximum of 5 to 7 years left. (best case scenario). I'm doing the best that I can here, but I'm trying to come up with a Solution or Work Around while using my damaged organ to attempt the thinking required to find a solution for myself and Humanity as a whole. I would welcome discussing my Volunteering as a Guinea Pig for Neuralink, Please? Here is one question that I'd like to pose: I am seeing a significant loss in my Short Term and Functioning Memory. Do we know yet whether our "Conscious Memory" and our "Subconscious Memory" are held within physically different parts of the Brain? If they are, is there any hope that perhaps through Hypnosis I might be trained to use the undamaged portion of my brain that is normally utilized for "Subconscious Memory" and instead use this portion of my Brain for "Conscious Memory? I'm sorry if this seems "Off The Wall" or anything, it made sense in my head before I put Pen to Paper. Thank You for your time and consideration. (if you comment on this comment, to me, I will be notified. Happy & Hopeful New Years 2022-2023 to all. Cheers...

[@anonymousjustice4357]

⚠️PEOPLE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE WAKE UP …YOU ARE SUPPORTING YOUR OWN DOOMSDAY ⚠️

[@zivaproduction667]

This is end of world be aware

[@mazx19]

Waporware