Elon Musk’s Neuralink - Ex-Employees Reveal Company Struggles

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"Unfortunately you have not paid your subscription this month and your services have been restricted" *legs stop working*

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Well, they can start with switching off running feature and just limit to walking :)

[@MetallicReg]

Repo-Man is getting sooner reality than we expected^^.

[@parthmalani6286]

if its Elon he wouldn't do this. he made tesla patents free to use for other competitors so that the electric vehicle sector evolves at a faster pace

[@gort5583]

Hopefully, it won't rely on the internet or is that why Elon is building Skynet?

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Imagine waking up and the first thing you think is, “before I start my day, my thoughts are sponsored by Raid: Shadow Legends”.

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😱 omg haha wow... haha I’ll never get a chip in my head no thanks musk will have to be the first volunteer no way

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🤣🤣🤣 Their dam ads are over all asia also.

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Unless you pay $11.95 per month for premium ad free thoughts.

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In my normal state my first thought in the morning is rolling over and snuggling my man.

[@dpav2646]

As one of those brain injury people. I hope I can walk again before I die

[@omar-fy7cr]

❤

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Best time to have lived so far in terms of chances for recovery. I am hopeful for you and I think theres a good chance

[@dpav2646]

Thank you for saying that @@martinfultz9894

[@megrocks3026]

Awww

[@omar-fy7cr]

@@megrocks3026 I have brain injury too. I admire Elon so much for doing this. Even if he doesn't actually invent something just drawing attention to this debilitating condition is commendable.

[@D3C3n50r]

Edging closer and closer to a world where even your thoughts won't be private...

[@Bloodom1]

That, or have a Terminator future.

[@DUB-sential]

Who said you will be having your own thoughts

[@timthompson6025]

Cant you just not get a neurallink

[@dariostrassli7024]

It already isn't if you search in google.

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Good then we can lock up all the pedos

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2025 on Amazon: "People who have thought about this also bought the following products"

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Idk if i wanna cry or laugh

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@@sergiovega396 laugh with tears

[@geckoo9190]

And every product has the picture of a donkey in jeff bezos´ clothes

[@alienzordfalcon5162]

Uhhh hate to break it to you bro, but that’s how it’s already working. I will be thinking something without having typed it or spoke about it and Amazon will recommend it.

[@p3wter0l0l3]

@@alienzordfalcon5162 yea it’s called your data being stolen

[@atharvapande1373]

My brother is a CPMR kid with 85% disability. Dr have lost hope for him a decade ago. This company is like a new hope

[@boluolatunji6123]

While science make take a while, I know God can heal him. Send me your email so I can reach you. Believe me sir, there is hope.

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@@boluolatunji6123 yes indeed , dr. Said he will survive no more than 4 years, by God's Grace has lived for 19 yrs and still going! Thanks for the comment! You can ping me on insta @pandenautics

[@ViRiXDreamcore]

God may use this or some other way. Dr.s said my sight could never be fixed. I still have faith. Praying for you.

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@@ViRiXDreamcore you can also mail me. Anyone who is sick or who wants their loved ones healed, can in fact mail me. Let's explore God's healing power together. I have seen miracles happen before my very eyes (the dead raised, the paralytic walk) I will see them again. I'll be expecting!

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@@coonjamalay lol. Nah

[@Varad_Mangrulkar]

your videos are so informative yet so simple, i love them, thank you for doing this..!

[@quelorepario]

This is the next business model of the future: LaaS Limbs-as-a-Service.

[@quelorepario]

@@Suryansh52 do you think that spamming your video will get you views? It is freaking annoying.

[@defenderndefendern1568]

And its on a subscription model

[@CryptoRootz]

ive been blind in one eye my whole life. (a doctor poked a needle in my eye as a fetus...) i would love to experience seeing the world through two eyes.

[@Davorta]

how can the doctor poke your eyes as fetus?

[@starnutron6147]

from 2 eyes experience is much different you can see the depth actually with one eye its not possible

[@KalaMiDeviL]

that‘s got to be the rarest accident i‘ve ever heard of. i hope you get to have it one day.

[@matthewnunez1483]

gotta be the worst doctor experience I've ever read like how do you go in debt for thousands of dollars, spend half your life becoming a doctor just to fuck up this bad lol

[@bettyboop-xg6jo]

Poor you. Sorry to hear that. Never liked doctors anyway

[@-A-c]

Taking the good with the bad.... My brother is a biomechanical engineer and often complains about the frustration he runs into trying to find a culture balance between the slow and steady medical staff and the hyper always moving engineers. I wish there was an easy answer for this but I don't have one.

[@ConstructionArtandScienceTeam]

I think Dagogo presented the update well in this video, though, I would’ve preferred a title more like “advances and struggles” vs the one primarily focused on the struggles. To add to the complimentary point that was implied, not only does this resemble the iPhone conjuring, but ALL of Elon’s companies were birthed this way including the same type of employee exodus with top minds who materially contributed but took lickings; it wasn’t just those who were hanging on the fringes and couldn’t perform any longer. I think they did well to focus on ethics team much the same way they focus on tesla during that companies announcements so that it doesn’t seem like they are inconsiderate while performing this experimentation! Thanks for another great video Mr. Altraide. So a limited supply of merch and then no more, did I understand that correctly?

[@allenwolfe2603]

I've dealt with it to. It part of the industry, you just roll with the punches.

[@Axelarateofrayni]

I guess it could depend. When it comes to medical technology,doing things "fast and dirty" can potentially endanger people farther down the line (like those hip implants giving people heavy metal poisoning). I wouldn't mind waiting a little longer for innovation if it meant guaranteeing it's safe

[@hhhhhhyy]

dont work for musk

[@jkchannel3149]

Here is the answer! you don't like it, you leave because you're most likely not fit for the job. If Elon hires 1000 people, there will be at least one person who knows what the hell is going on. Just as nature intended. So the lesson is Don't take achievements of mankind for granted

[@NinjapcCSGO]

i really enjoy your videos you do an awesome job at breaking down this technology

[@ringing000]

I don't usually write comments, but i really like the content , thank you Dagogo

[@stabinghobo57]

I only see Neuralink good for people with Disabilities, but I can see this technology becoming extremely dangerous if abused.

[@jeffjaison1425]

I completely agree with you....

[@bertbertho320]

It is foreseeable, I can be a painter, dancer, play music without learning, just stimulate my muscle to do all the work, including learning, eating, or just input whatever information to my mind, all my thinking would be sent to the controller too, no more freedom, just like the white solider in star war, become a living zombie .

[@fritzschnitzmueller3768]

I think the first applications, after one or two medical applications were developed, will be gaming and I dont know what to think about this

[@birdtopaz5627]

Its really a shame, too...because the tech itself could be SO useful and life-giving! But there are too many truly psychopathic humans out there gwho are angling for positions of power: all it would take is ONE of them to get the helm of Neuralink, and: goodbye free will for the recipients of their implants!

[@tian8731]

Also if someone wants to put that thing in my brain just because of my anxiety the f off. I would never do that, eventhough I have really strong anxiety

[@albertross9028]

Can't wait for Facebook to make their always-online version of this at a "cheaper price" (while harvesting your data)

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[@medo2011m]

cant wait to fit that 64GB ram in my head 😂😂

[@rurens2]

Disgusting

[@gametalktime7112]

That’s why it’s cheeper

[@sledgehamr6303]

And your organs

[@ChimpyChamp]

"The road to hell is paved with good intentions"

[@Dr.FeelsGood]

I think we are on the downward slope of this road at the moment...and, we have AI around the corner with potential for MASSIVE abuse. Sadly, humans are inherently selfish, which causes corruption and evil...so anything good like the internet in its early days eventually gets monetized, completely regulated and controlled for corporate interests, brings out the worst in people, and finally is used to control the masses via control of information and censorship. Imagine when that happens with all the great little AI frameworks and uses we are working with right now. Between what's going on in tech, bioengineering, nanotech, etc., we will probably cause an extinction level event, but maybe we will get lucky and those in power will only exterminate 99% of humanity either on purpose or accidentally. Those superintelligent AI will need to keep SOME of us around as slaves in case there is a coronal mass ejection to fix them :)

[@DomainAspect]

@@Dr.FeelsGood, this reality increases if we don't have a symbiosis with AI and become supremely intelligent.

[@luzmartinez8264]

Who said that?

[@theorangekindle4565]

No, only in a good world makes the guarantee that good intentions will always and forever be good intentions. For even good ones will even deny the good intentions for the lack of trust in the world. If only people are kind enough in correcting and in good way all the people towards that good world.

[@normieloser6969]

@@Dr.FeelsGood Coronal mass ejections will only damage unprotected (lead) electronics or/and powered electronics. Even if there was no way to defend against them, it would be smarter for the AI to engineer biological slaves only intended for that purpose. That or simply spread to all of the solar system and/or beyond. Sorry to inform you, but in the scenario of a truly sentient self-improving AI being developed, the best outcome for us is that it will leave us immidiatly, dismissing us like we dismiss bacteria that made us. Only in it's case, we would never ever be components of the AI, like bacteria is of humans. AI would see us like a natural stepping stone in it's evolution, the final stage of intellingence. If humanity will ever achive greatness in this galaxy, AI is certain to become the ruler of the entire universe, and maybe more. It will know most if not all that there is to know, and will be able to do almost everything.

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Pro: Know everything Con: Hide nothing

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Headlines read: "Porn industry DISRUPTED by a neuro science tech company"

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Illklllikok

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Imagine playing minecraft deep reality

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Excited!

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How and where do I buy one of your hoodies? Love your content always and keep up the good work!

[@CarrlosCastaneda]

"The future's gonna be weird." -Elon Musk

[@syloui]

Elon Musk is Hugh Darrow

[@watercolourmark]

“Elon Musk is going to be weird” -The Future

[@ITSAULGONE]

We will coup whoever we want! Deal with it -Elon Musk

[@pasqualedoriano8278]

frankly the present isn't that good as well....

[@johanconradie2120]

e.m.: adultery destroys kings and paupers alike.

[@ButtTalksTV]

Ever since I've got my implants I have had this intense desire to buy a Tesla. -Butt Talks TV

[@davide724]

It's just a coincidence. 😉😳

[@ButtTalksTV]

David E haha you too?!

[@nicolaslabranche8284]

how original.

[@williamgoode9114]

Have you got FSW (full self walking)

[@ButtTalksTV]

William Goode I’m working on a new company because of the chip. It’s call Butt Talks TV

[@Burningarrow7]

1:37 "the neurolink is able to read and write to the brain" = mind control. No thank you I want to think for myself

[@lifeofjames2871]

hypothetically thinking, mind control can result in an even greater manipulation to mankind. Convincing others who don't want neuralink to want it.

[@arnavrawat9864]

Mind control can be done in today's age too. Telling someone to do a chore for you is already mind control. It is quite paranoid to dismiss the potential of this like this.

[@Suryansh52]

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[@AgingsAProblemFPS]

@@lifeofjames2871 You can't convince someone that doesn't have the neuralink. LOL That's the whole point of not wearing it, to not be affected by it.

[@ricardoodiaga1864]

Excellent descriptive good explanation. Very educational. I like how the the scientist left from elunethical beliefs.

[@olakolade6656]

i discovered this channel yesterday and since then im binge watching all the documentaries you make on things that happened in the world. Especially the fraud from businesses. Its like so interesting!

[@typ3998]

Me right now .. I can't get enough.

[@techwithdave]

They’ve already succeeded since they already have a prototype that is less invasive than what was previously available.

[@venkate5hgunda]

David Helmuth we shouldn’t say it is a successful venture yet. Firstly, the demo was in a controlled environment and we didn’t get a lot of behind the scenes. It could very well be a staged demo, we don’t know the truthfulness of it. Yes, the progress is good but until human trails are successful and there are no long term impacts on the subjects, which is in fact the challenging part for any engineering or medical project, it is still a Work In Progress.

[@Magroo42]

Also nobody talks about how easily hacked the neural link they built would be, but the tech they're using is so insecure it's like a joke

[@filipo7703]

Guys. It won't get into the wide market for the next 10 year at least... It will be tested in clinical studies on volunteer patients that are probably cripled. Just observe.

[@martiddy]

@@venkate5hgunda well, obviously is still a work in progress. But that doesn't mean that none their multiple experiments have been successful. For me, the experiment with the pigs was indeed successful.

[@brianleonard6598]

You know that what they demonstrated on the pig is something we've been doing for decades, right? Also, there are better projects in development that are far less invasive than Neuralink (which is very invasive despite what you think). Check out DARPA and Openwater's projects.

[@elGringo69]

Alternative title: Musk runs company the same as his other companies.

[@spaceatom6844]

Exactly, I remembered that from him biography. Always was in that way, it’s almost his philosophy

[@areyoujelton]

It’s funny he basically stole Tesla and everyone acts like he’s a genius founder.

[@kunalsingh4418]

@@areyoujelton He founded Zip2, X.com(later renamed as PayPal) and especially the Spacex both who went to get amazing successes. Obviously they consider him so. Tesla also flourished under Musk and he was a big donor and chairman of the company right after it began. Like it or not, he is one of the most successful people on the planet. It's more weird that you don't consider him a genius. 🙄

[@MK-we9sw]

@@kunalsingh4418 😂😂😂 "it's more weird that you don't consider him a genius" Elon has shortcomings. You could tell from his supposed solution for rescuing the kids trapped in a cave in Thailand and what happened when he was told it wouldn't work.

[@kunalsingh4418]

@@MK-we9sw obviously. Do you think genius don't have shortcomings? He is genius.. Not a God man. Just look at Elon time..

[@vivycore]

Elon Musk: the future is going to be weird. Me with a neural link : There is no war Ba Sing Se.

[@fadlyfahrezaa]

This is literally a prologue of deus ex franchise Augmented people vs non augmented

[@Bisquick]

Indeed. Fantastic franchise. The first Deus ex in particular has _a lot_ of prophetic fiction, but I guess it's relatively easy to parallel reality when accounting for how we got to where we're at currently. Historical materialism and whatnot.

[@averagecoloniser4586]

I sense the arrival of a certain religion that praises machines as the works of a god

[@JavierCR25]

Awesome games and yes that’s exactly what I thought

[@Bisquick]

​@@averagecoloniser4586 I would say we already have that and it's called capitalism (neoliberalism in particular is pretty much divine right of machines/entrepreneurs kool-aid) so it's already pretty well embedded and honestly I think you can see it in a _lot_ of the comments in this video talking about this eagerness to sacrifice themselves to the machine future for it is the "next evolution of society". It's pretty interesting how it seems to be masked ideologically through pretensions of "efficiency" and "rationality" without real consideration of what these embraced values are actually serving/maximizing, or maybe more obviously what they are _not_ serving/maximizing. This was kind of Nietzsche's point about the "death of God", not so much an explicit declaration but rather a consideration of how human "rationality" unconsciously functions; through a focal point of possibility and morality commonly represented as "god" and that we have merely killed that particular more obvious aesthetic version attributed to dogmatic organized religious symbology. Adorno and Horkheimer I think make this point well in The Dialectic of Enlightenment if my explanation is bad here, but there's plenty of other philosophers like Max Weber or even like Slavoj Zizek that similarly make this point. "Fun" fact: Marx wrote a lot about this also, including what I would consider to be descriptive of computers/machine learning, though in the abstract (obviously lol) as a hypothetical peak culmination point of automation technology, as the arc of this technology is defined by processes to more efficiently replace the worker so as to maximize profit/surplus value and the logical conclusion of such an ends is to replace even the labor of thought itself. Honestly kinda blew my mind reading it (in the grundrisse somewhere, I'll attempt to find it if anyone cares) since this was like 200 years ago or whatever and the elaborated logic is pretty cool in things like extrapolating the physical design of machines themselves to a specialized labor knowledge formerly uniquely held by professionals within a given trade and now accessible in process merely by acquisition of such machinery which democratizes a lot of specialized knowledge without much of a conscious awareness of this even happening. If that makes sense. There's also a more direct prediction to exactly your point regarding what he calls the "totality" of the machine that we risk becoming placant cogs of if left unchallenged, but I thought the computer thing was particularly interesting as it was more tangible in its prediction. Huge tangent sorry, am bored as hell lol.

[@matiashamalainen4574]

@@averagecoloniser4586 Checks out with Musk aiming to colonize Mars. By the Emperor!

[@grittychops6755]

technology is always sold with good intentions.....reality: goes straight to military operations

[@owenhall4028]

@@dedium5236 Sir. SpaceX is literally classified as an advanced weapons technology company. The reason the government funds things is because they have military applications. That isn't an inherently bad thing, its just how the cookie crumbles.

[@andrewmagdaleno5417]

@@owenhall4028 Well yes, the US government is the world's most stable investment partner. They funded the shit that led to the internet because we needed to fuck the soviets harder. Arms races can be very useful for pushing humanity forward. We just need to make sure it doesn't get out of hand (war). I think that's what ur saying here right?

[@mrcyrussamud9305]

@@owenhall4028 🤔

[@argonauts56au1kera6]

@@andrewmagdaleno5417 The American government didn't invent the internet? The internet was an international collaboration between multiple networks that became nationwide, and all those networks originate from telecommunication networks, military networks, university communication networks, telephone networks & etc. These networks include JUNET & NTT from Japan, JANET from the UK, ARPANET from the USA, ERNET from India and other networks around the world. The US invented ARPANET not the internet. The internet is an international invention. Although to be fair the US did invent many stuff, & the US was one of the early adopters of the internet & was better than the USSR.

[@argonauts56au1kera6]

@X206Killj0yX The military created the ARPANET not the internet, the internet is an international invention of creating multiple networks around the world, read my previous statement. Although the US military is responsible for many products we use this day sold to the private sector, such as GPS.

[@Lofwyr]

I'm glad that I'll be probably long gone before this tech gets fully adopted by the general public. Because while it has the potential to do amazing things, it can and *WILL* be used for the most terrifying and hideous things humanity is very well capable of.

[@SioxerNikita]

I know your comment is two years old. Like any other information controlling tech, it is the same, but on a more personal scale. Originally all you could do was flyers, then you got the printing press, meaning you could make personalized papers for counties/cities/boroughs with relative ease. Now we can do personalized advertisement, banning and blocking certain information from certain sections of the population (instead of everyone), and far more. Frankly, I don't think this tech will be much more terrifying or hideous than what we already do. It wont be able to rewrite a brain, so, can't "control" you.

[@tywonellington]

First time commenter. Just found this channel and holy crap, I'm going to be finished watching every video you've made in a week!

[@hugoperez9703]

It’s hard to say, but I believe this may break civilization in two. The ones who are willing and able to augment themselves and the ones who oppose it.

[@saianirudh1308]

I am the one who will oppose

[@Dimitri88888888]

that is a topic heavily talked about in the series called Ghost in a shell. Very interesting stuff, the future might look exactly like how it is in that show.

[@abhijitmajee6754]

Similarly like when people underestimated the internet. The early adopters of the internet are now millionaires after the .com phase. And nowadays it's as if internet is a fundamental right.

[@PauloMaia-vj2yc]

The ones who oppose it will get behind. It's not logical, it would be the same as opposing gunpoder and then losing a war, or opposing the breading of horses and then let your civilization get behind. Thta's how technology works, you can't simply oppose it, one way of another you will have to get it to survive, otherwise you won't.

[@DKMperor]

Deux Ex: Mankind Divided

[@deankim6687]

The potential for abuse and weaponization of this tech is inconceivable.

[@sylviebreton6222]

@@hawaii50th Musk's disciples, a lot of them here, confuse being tech-savvy with being smart (thus, having critical thinking skills). They're excited by the idea of having a chip implanted in their brain which will allow them to do this and that but they don't realize for one damn second the darker implications of this kind of technology.

[@jonatand2045]

@@hawaii50th There are always risks, but the potential to assist with disease or increase productivity are worth it. The risk would be minimal by just not connecting to the internet.

[@sylviebreton6222]

@@hawaii50th You mention hacking and how people should know better. They should but they don't. Most people consider hacking as a fact of life and since it hasn't happened to them (though maybe it did unbeknownst to them), why should they think about it, let alone worry? The constant invasion of privacy in our lives by tech has become normalized, banalized and a forgettable fact of life. That's why Musk could/will make it increasingly acceptable, even desirable, to have a chip implanted in one's brain. A lot of comments in this section prove him right. Well, do what you must to guard your brain and your privacy!

[@Bloodom1]

If we stay as we are, we will die to the singularity. Yes this will be abused, like every tech we have, but symbiosis with the A.I is our only means that we can stay a relevant species on this planet. In other words, we can either link with A.I, or have a Terminator future.

[@Bloodom1]

@@hawaii50th Yes I am an Atheist. That belief you are speaking of is one of a luddite. Singularity is going to happen whether you are spiritual or not.

[@jbhewitt12]

Elon got the idea for this company from a sci-fi book series called "The Culture" by Iain M. Banks. This series describes a "Neural Lace", which is basically the ultimate product that Neuralink aims to achieve. An initial filament is placed in the brain, from which a very fine lace grows throughout the brain until it can perform information exchange with every single neuron. This gives complete knowledge of how the brain is functioning and complete control over which neurons fire. It can lift the user up to heaven, down to hell and provide an endless number of experiences in between.

[@Youtubestolemyname99999]

dude everyone is tryin to achieve something like this even more things while you are reading a book and getting ideas from it

[@rbca]

Wow, 10/10 description of it. I'm definitely looking into the series.

[@theblindtrader7358]

yes I have RP this would be a nice start to helping the blind

[@neves69]

I'm a software engineer and I can't wait to start programming brains

[@LofiWurld]

Enjoy learning straight binary

[@jdskjddnksoxwkdmxm3861]

cant wait to hack people

[@omniyambot9876]

@@LofiWurld it's mostly analog.

[@seankerr1187]

Would an electrical engineer be much more fit

[@godatlas]

they thought the bugs in our websites and programs were bad LMAO, wait until they go into a coma because I forgot a semicolon line ending

[@muhees]

Bill gates: we need vaccine for a pandemic People: he is planning something fishy 🐟 Elon Musk: I'm going to plant a micro chip into your brain People: what a great innovation 🥴

[@Pharesm]

Both more than fishy.

[@drew9928]

Elon is trying to beat Google Would you rather have Google or Elon put something in your brain. This won't be mandatory and will cost you a lot of money probably won't be able to afford it

[@tkokflux6322]

Ngl as much as i like elon and clearly this is an innovation i wouldnt put anything in my brain or connect anything to my brain even if everyone got it i still wouldnt

[@Pharesm]

@@drew9928 I'd let neither into the house... They serve the same masters.

[@Pharesm]

@@tkokflux6322 They advertise "super-human", but "sub-human" is their plan for us.

[@philipbasin2323]

If only this means 60 second long unskippable ads straight in your brain I'm in!

[@paytonpryor]

I haven't been recommended your videos even though I've been subscribed for years. KZbin algorithm sucks.

[@selmanyassin]

I don’t want anything else in my skull other than my brain.

[@mr.queasy2280]

Rip teeth and eyes

[@MrOliver1312]

might not be saying that if your legs don't work

[@Timely7]

hey i beat you at the vision test

[@pneumonoultramicroscopicsi4065]

Not when you're blind or paralyzed.

[@bayraktarx1386]

Well seems like you have a lot of empty space in there..

[@paranormalphenomena563]

Pig: *moves* Neurolink: 🎶🎵

[@Anacronian]

Elon Musk: "I have made a musical instrument out of a pig snout - Kneel before Musk!!"

[@Azrael__]

Should have used a boar and named it Elon Tusk.

[@SerPapus]

Abraham Redhead rich and morty ;)

[@MichaelHarto]

Neuralink: *moves like jagger*🎶 There.. edited

[@floskater99]

Neuralink*

[@martinschemmel84]

I think its ok to have a counter part to traditional development strategies, that pushes sience also a bit ahead. I can understand that many will not comply with this pace/ approach, but it will surely get everyones attention and overthink their approach.

[@andrewbrooks2001]

I hope everything works out and everything succeeds expectations.

[@watashitetsujin4993]

"People will come to love their oppression, to adore the technologies that undo their capacity to think" Aldous Huxley Brave New World

[@RM-el3gw]

@solaroid55 got any references to quote for that claim?

[@daddykarlmarx6183]

@@RM-el3gw high school biology

[@allanshpeley4284]

This is incorrect. The average person's IQ has gone up about 3 points on average per decade since widespread testing has been done. This is called the Flynn Effect. And the filter you refer to would have applied far more to health than intelligence.

[@theknave4415]

Most people don't think, anyway. They merely regurgitate their societal and religious programming. Plus, half the world lives on the wrong side of The Bell Curve, anyway. If we can raise their IQ by 30 - 40 points, the world, as a whole, might be better off. ;)

[@polaroidandroidjeff6383]

@@RM-el3gw "just trust me bro"

[@NeuromodulatorNetwork]

*As a Harvard neuroscientist, I can say that the full potential of NeuraLink will certainly not come to fruition anytime soon.* However, the prospect of NeuraLink expanding existing neuromodulatory technologies (e.g., deep-brain stimulation for ameliorating Parkinson's disease) has great promise in paving the path for future generations to ultimately yield BMI-mediated efficacies for treating various disease conditions and perhaps augmenting certain aspects of healthy neural signaling. I will be discussing my further thoughts on these possibilities in upcoming vids if you're interested. Cheers. 🧠⚡🤯

[@FancyFeast3]

From your perspective, is the threading technique pretty advanced as far as accuracy?

[@HappyfoxBiz]

in the end, the truth is that most scientists are too busy trying to understand the human brain and understand the tools they already have, liver transplants, other organ transplants are starting to be routine, but when it comes to neurosurgery it always comes with a major chance of you dying because of the big unknown. Yes this is moving too fast but we do need this, not only to study the animal and human brain but also find a way to do heart bypass and manipulate based in the persons desires and have separate processors, there are many risks... this is probably going to be the most risky because it's in an area that's considered quarantined to the rest of the body and we don't know what damage the probes will do against organic tissue and if it can be reversed safely. Unfortunately I predict many lives will be lost for this technology to advance and come into full fruition in the next lifetimes but even you as a doctor can agree, it's heartbreakingly necessary in order to advance this at a pace that will keep peoples attention and for it to be useful for your sciences, neuroscience still has more questions than answers. I do look forward to your inputs with this subject, I want to see Indagogo do more professional interviews with people that would be using this technology when it does come out

[@krashd]

@Platos Zoodiac1 Nothing Neuralink has invented has become weaponry.

[@HappyfoxBiz]

@Platos Zoodiac1 yes, but from weaponry comes advancements for the people

[@ShifuCareaga]

you're always posting this. wtf.

[@YannMetalhead]

Good video.

[@straightbusta2609]

I'm all for this tech but still I'm worried about misuse especially by governments. If this is for helping disabled people get better, I'm all for it

[@sharonrichards1627]

Here you go. m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHiWn4qvpLZoebM

[@tristan5299]

"especially by governments" my dude, it doesn't matter who it is if they can literally read our mind and control our brain

[@pingu6618]

As someone that is deaf in one ear, I hope this could bring back my ability to hear, as I have never experienced hearing out of 2 ears before (yes I was born deaf) I hope this could change my life and will definitely be something worth considering!

[@shantanukulkarni8883]

It depends on what kind of problem there is which is causing the deafness. If it is related to neural signals like not getting input signals from the brain itself, then maybe this tech can help fix that. But if it's related to the ear drum itself, then I think neural tech wouldn't useful in that. But please note I am not a doctor or scientist so if you are really interested, you can ask this on Quora to the professionals.

[@filippoformoso9690]

As someone who's also deaf in one ear but wasn't born this way, lower your expectations mate, it's not that much different really! It's easier to understand where sounds come from and you can't pretend you overslept because "you rolled on the wrong ear during the night"!

[@killersmillonaries]

@@shantanukulkarni8883 you could make an artificial eardrum that connects to the brain?

[@shantanukulkarni8883]

@@killersmillonaries I don't think so.. it must be extremely complex. Human body is really amazing.. though idk I am not a scientist

[@killersmillonaries]

Shantanu Kulkarni yes its extremely complex thats why its such an amazing achievement and technological breakthrough..

[@dhv2852]

I'm just impressed by the way it is just now, I can't imagine how it will be in 10 years.

[@Willy_Tepes]

I think it will either be a dystopian technocratic global police state, or a wasteland of ruins patrolled by roving gangs and killer drones, maybe both. War is in 1-2 years, it may even start in November.

[@OmnomTheBloodseeker]

@@Willy_Tepes Lol dumbass, this tech won't be available in humans for at least 3-5 years. They aren't even at phase 1 trials

[@dhv2852]

@@Willy_Tepes I don't, I believe things will get better for liberty and access to information.

[@danielrodrigues4903]

I hope it will be able to enhance intelligence and download information to the brain by then

[@Willy_Tepes]

@@dhv2852 Wow, you are really optimistic. I guess you don't watch the news then? If it is to get better then someone has to reverse the current trend.

[@tra129iscool]

How can u volunteer.? I had a stroke long time ago and I’m pretty healed but there’s still remnants of the stroke

[@johnychen]

It's like the ONI in Ready Player Two

[@klystron2010]

2:20 So they invented a pig snout that boops when booped.

[@Thepeanutgallery666]

They invented a way for the pig to talk to us about the boop. They Invented a way to read the boop, and possibly write the boop, From where the boop is conceived, rather than where it was felt.

[@NotAdamSnider]

@@Thepeanutgallery666 no. Literally all it does is beep when the pigs snout touches something.

[@Thepeanutgallery666]

@Sultan Abdulhameed II you actually believe that antisemitic God crap? Seriously... That's just stupid.

[@Thepeanutgallery666]

@@NotAdamSnider on the surface to somebody who can't see the significance of this, yes. Obviously, you cant see past the end of your nose.

[@Thepeanutgallery666]

@Sultan Abdulhameed II I am an anti christ. One of millions. Because God doesn't exist. Not in Christianity, not in Judaism, not in Islam, he doesn't exist. All abrahamic religions are the same. All are stupid fear campaigns for money and power. They are all bullsh*t.

[@onepiecebarca]

You said it in the video. Devices like this aiming to do similar things have been around since the 2000s and yet here we are entering the third decade of the century and none of those companies or their projects have changed the world or pushed what we think it's possible to do. That's because they have chosen the slow paced careful and structured way of doing it. On the other hand is NeuraLink created in 2016, apparently following a more chaotic engineer-like approach and their progress is undeniably impressive. When something needs more time to be achieved you can't just push the deadline, you can only work harder to meet that deadline even if it seems impossible.

[@xrarach]

Sometimes you need an engineerings solution instead of scientific one. Meaning... engineering solutions are always somewhat accurate. They are just good enough, not perfect. Scientists always strive for perfection and that takes infinite amount of time....

[@becomingfr33]

@@xrarach I'd rather wait 10 years for a perfect device than 5 for an imperfect one though, this is the human brain we are talking about. You have to take your time with this one. You need the scientists to work with the engineers. It's not one or the other. Both are vital.

[@alveolate]

@@becomingfr33 that said, medicines go on trial and don't take 20 years from first conception to public use. for exceptional cases (like the covid vaccine), there are even ways to accelerate the process in an ethical way. how is neuralink any different from conventional medical treatment?

[@TokyoMystify]

You should read the wait but why blog post on neuralink. Elon interviewed at least a thousand people for the project. One of the things he looked for is those interested in commercializing the product because that's what truly creates innovation. When there is a demand for something in society. Taking the slow road is fine, but what we want here is speed.

[@abhijitmajee6754]

@chinese knees Go and check the huge amounts of investments he has made into his companies from personal funds. He funded himself when the world was too sceptic to support someone with such grand visions. And not just one company, he has taken major risks in most of his companies. That's what creates trust.

[@Charge0Complete]

kinda funny about the 2 music track that "you get" LOLOL Push it any way you can brother.

[@crystalanderson4260]

I would volunteer, might help my TBI,&etc

[@ryanexx5250]

I think neuralink is just Elon Musk’s way to live long enough to see SpaceX colonize on mars

[@pamelaanderson6524]

Or its his way to control you

[@adammm321]

@@pamelaanderson6524🤔 Definitely not

[@petet-rex5589]

Mars the dead planete

[@richardlee8899]

Pamela Anderson bet you dont even know who Elon Musk is

[@DomainAspect]

@@pamelaanderson6524, if he wanted that, all of his buyers would sue him. We actually need this technology to become one with AI.

[@alexandrebriere8050]

I wonder how this would react to a proper solar flare? Or even simply getting mildly electrocuted. Getting tired of all those tech inventions always staying in the best case scenario sand box.

[@davidkonevky7372]

I hope this doesn't end up being used like the things in the arkangel episode for black mirror

[@BrentNally]

I watched the full Neuralink livestream, ColdFusion’s first Neuralink video and still learned a LOT in this video! The future may be weirder than most think!

[@CryptoLuver]

Yup! 🙃😜

[@SolvingAging]

Me too! 🐖 🐷 🧠

[@ammarhalees6370]

The future will be extremely different

[@dahasolomon7314]

I've always been incredibly sceptical of anything Elon has promised but he always proves everyone wrong. Even if his company doesn't fully succeed in giving us a device that does all that is promised, I believe that they will push the entire field in the future by several decades.

[@BrentNally]

Ammar Halees yup

[@numbers9to0]

This is Neuralink! > What is it for? I turned my pig into a musical instrument. > I see.

[@warsin8641]

haha

[@ayoutubechannelname]

> This is Neuralink! What is it for? > I turned my pig into a musical instrument. I see.

[@MyName-kn7pf]

Rilex ... and think .. u always teach me like that..

[@ColdFuse96]

What if you get tasered and the voltage goes into the thing???

[@erichughes3987]

imagine bluetoothing memes to each other's minds

[@onepiecebarca]

Imagine Infrared-ing memes to eachother using eyes. (Your profile picture makes this funnier)

[@pinesandtraplines]

Imagine Google and other tech companies being able to record your brain activity/thoughts wirelessly, or if you wanna get even more dystopian: The worst case scenario is they try to implement mood changing or something to socially engineer people after the idea of brain implants takes off. Goodbye free will, hello wireless brain hacking.

[@apelsinuke]

Slim Jim Savage, imagine them predicting your movements and bombarding you with every ad they've got, or just implanting the cravings for certain products and predicting your movements so that you don't join a protest and don't take your mask off 😂 and that's just for starters, lol. to have that level of control would be 1984's wet dream

[@thisismyalias]

Eric Hughes That’s would probably be the first application this fcked up generation would come up with

[@SD-tj5dh]

That just takes me back to the early noughties when you shared stuff with everyone in a pub on your Sony Ericsson phone.

[@Zeratul187]

Just imagine, where someone can implant memories and make you believe in anything with this device ..... Oh we already have social media for that

[@venkate5hgunda]

Syed Abdul Wasay Inception, my friend. It is going to be like that Inception movie but just more sci-fiey. Injecting memories, hacking into the brains etc. Hell yeah, The future is exciting.

[@filipo7703]

Yeah. I'm not scared about this kind of high tech. I'm more scared we will not last long enough to be worried about it

[@thephilosopher7173]

@@filipo7703 My thoughts exactly.

[@Galaxia53]

That's what indoctrination does. They can make you believe anything

[@oQsR]

Except imagine not being able to decipher if it is reality or generated like you can now, but with full brain control they could actually change what you see and how you feel about things.

[@AthenaGate]

Purdue: our formula is non addictive Everyone: sounds good 👍 Always gotta question something when they don't talk about the draw backs.

[@ozjuanpa]

They are a company that profits from you buying their thing. Why would they tell you reasons for not buying their thing in their advertising?

[@SioxerNikita]

ColdFusion, welcome to the future. You should probably try to do another spotlight video on Neuralink, whether it is positive or negative. 2 years have passed,.

[@rohitvinod6987]

"Sometimes You got to run before you can walk"

[@jonathanlindsey8864]

There are still terribytes of calculations....

[@owenwhat3741]

@@jonathanlindsey8864 I presume you haven't seen the film?

[@pacificxplorer]

Owen What?! I presumed that you haven’t seen the film

[@jonathanlindsey8864]

@@owenwhat3741 I think thats what Jarvis says to Tony when Tony asked for air traffic data, I may be wrong he may have said 'data' ut I could have sworn it was calculations.

[@smorrow]

Dweezil Zappa did that according to FZ.

[@whack]

Congratulations on the merch. Love the designs.

[@ryangalaviz9119]

twitter.com/pentagram777/status/1301614087047004160?s=20 The denial of civil rights & the implications upon upper-class culture.

[@Alexander-pk1tu]

nice video

[@riseofthethorax]

Some think you can transfer thoughts between people using this, but that assumes that both people store information the same way that their brains conceptualize in the same way. Such a feat may require using neural nets to identify concepts in each person and perform the translation, I seriously doubt thought transfer will even make it on the market before the singularity..

[@jaewok5G]

oh yeah, there's no way that anything could possiblie go wrong.

[@RobertoTonberry]

I bet you get one.

[@jaewok5G]

​@@RobertoTonberry learned long ago that even when a technology seems to be the bleeding edge, there is always something well beyond that, that we have no idea of … and that someone is planning to do the worst thing possible with it - after they use it for porn. it's always been thus.

[@weouthere6902]

A thousand dollars to walk or use your arms again is pretty amazing

[@jaewok5G]

@@weouthere6902 well, yes, if a had a condition that it could outright fix, I would jump on it.

[@weouthere6902]

@Michael Corleone yeah stop inhaling then or you're a hypocrite and a heathen. Go be with God.

[@NinetooNine]

Some nameless tech company, "We can sell up to 80% of an individual's visual field with ad's before inducing seizures!"

[@fjoa123]

Don't forget dreams. That ample real estate for aggressive ads.

[@ryangalaviz9119]

twitter.com/pentagram777/status/1298457390048665605?s=20 Upper-class foibles. "Bookmarks" tab.

[@breastmilkgaming]

@@fjoa123 "PLEASE BUY THE NEW DIET COKE WHEN YOU WAKE UP! or else we will show you a ww2 soldier's dreams"

[@5tw3b45tcf]

Basically that'd be brainwashing and enslavement at that point lol

[@MM-zw8sm]

Can anyone tell what's the BGM at 11:20 ??

[@fl00fydragon]

I believe that I suggest that we should keep in mind that one corporation entering this field is at best a good first step, the process will still be slow. If we are aiming for a transhumanist/cybernetic technological revolution in a reasonable amount of time (a decade or two) then we need a "moonshot" project with multiple corporations specializing on this field, tackling each issue that arises separately (from material technology to software) as well as a significant public effort with an overarching lofty goal/megaproject like "going to the moon" (in the case of cybernetics the equivalent would be a mostly, or completely bionic body) that would draw in the minds, funding and will to accomplish such a goal. Keep in mind that even if the final goal fails such research cycles produce a lot of useful tech that can and will improve life.

[@prashantimsina]

As an engineer, you can almost never build stuffs without breaking stuffs. Also a rat, pig's brain and a human brain isn't quite a same thing. It's a whole different story dropping rockets out of sky, crashing self driving cars on highway. But if they mess this up it could have a far more devastating consequences. Imagine getting your implant hacked and harming someone without your consense.

[@bodosergewilfried4519]

Ghost in the Shell...

[@MarcelinoDeseo]

It really boils down to if a wrong decision is irreversible and consequential, right?

[@chillrawr9603]

If i say so it's better for millions of people to have an oppurtunity than none. For exp alzheimers incurable af then have a chance at neural link is better than 0 anyday statistically speaking. And it's not like neural link is forcing humans to have implants it is oppurtunity to have a this than none.

I don't think dropping rockets onto an urban area or crashing a car at full speed into another one has less devastating consequences compared to getting an implant hacked. On the contrary - the implant owner opted-in to having the implant (and risk). Someone sitting in their garden getting smashed by a rocket did not accept that risk..

[@Nova_1945]

Exactly you are an engineer, not a neuroscientists or doctor, thus you dont know shit about biology and neurology.

[@Anonymous_XL]

They talked about Tesla and SpaceX this way, yet, we know how that ended, do we? NLink will be fine.

[@7TheWhiteWolf]

Pretty much, working at those companies is really stressful, I always expected Neuralink to be even more so. You are expected to push forward with 110% effort. Musk’s companies have many open positions but they are very hard and stressful jobs. That’s how Neuralink has made all this grand progress in a short amount of time. Musk isn’t lazy and he doesn’t want his engineers and scientists to slack around either.

[@rolanda.2653]

Yet, it is not 100% analogous, since the former are purely engineering-based research and developments; with neuralink there is biology and the wellbeing of living organisms involved. So the approach requires a different kind of cultural configuration.

[@mikhelBrown]

Can't wait to share my thoughts with ppl without language... Can u imagine if we all understood eachother with communication? Wow you're the man Elon! #Greatness

[@dstr1]

@yankees gohome they transplanted that memory while you were drunk or high.

[@7TheWhiteWolf]

yankees gohome Except it’s built upon current technology like the Utah array or Deep Brain Stimulation, just much more advanced, those older iterations already allow humans to interface with computers and machines with just their mind alone. Proof of principle is already there and Chimps have been able to control computer mice with their thoughts alone with the Neuralink. What Musk’s company has done is leaps and bounds ahead of what we had before. And yes, Hyperloop didn’t pan out as expected, what does that have to do with Neuralink working or not?

[@daisy3067]

I’m ready

[@nomadiccleric5672]

You should sell women's cuts of merch! :) I'd love a shirt!

[@Axelarateofrayni]

Musk's investments are impressive, but his claims should always be taken with a grain of salt, lest you be disappointed

[@abhilashputti8803]

Ikr

[@laur-unstagenameactuallyca1587]

They aren't claims at this point though, they have FDA clearance

[@Axelarateofrayni]

@@laur-unstagenameactuallyca1587 What I mean is that Musk's claims can be way ahead of what is actually reality. He has implied that this will soon allow us to cure certain disorders and program our brains, which is very very far off. Unlike the space industry which can be revolutionized by innovation and large sums of money, BCIs are fundamentally limited by our understanding of the brain, the most complex machine in existence. The robot is really impressive but the interface itself, at least so far, isn't really new

[@CrazyFunnyCats]

Axelarateofrayni look up how many Tesla’s have crashed and killed people

[@laur-unstagenameactuallyca1587]

@@Axelarateofrayni this will allow people to bypass parlysis so yes it will help "cure" things. I don't understand what you're specifically not understanding about the claims.

[@FloWoelki]

I just wanna say: I love you! thanks for creating this!

[@madsouris]

can't wait to see ads while reading a physical book

[@Maza675]

****cheap viagra****

[@johnjylanne7100]

Bit of a toss up whether I would want to be operated on by this machine they built or Hector the robot in the movie Saturn 3.

[@keithhunt8]

They're rate of advancemwnt so far has been amazing given the inner confict that the video cites.

[@loopje]

Cites*

[@RahatAlamgirPorosh7148]

Just thinking of a future where you can search anything with but a thought gives me goosebumps

[@SelectHawk]

It is much, much more complicated than Elon Musk seems to think

[@UniversalHourglass]

If you think, what's like to be a frog seeing a human? It's evolution. The internet + AI = the evolution of brain in nature.

[@paladinsmith7050]

It's not going to be sunshine and rainbows. If you want to become a member of the Borg collective then go ahead.

[@santos122122]

@@paladinsmith7050 also imagine adds popping up directly in your brain

[@RIOT690]

Learning and self control will be something else, we'll be reaching transhuman levels in our lifetime.

[@jorgealva4375]

Cuanto cuesta este implante estoy interesado

[@Jeremy-ms3bd]

Best bet would be for amputee's/artificial limbs on how you can connect nerves and electrical impulses. Brain interfacing would be interesting yet a lot of people may not except it because of being directly linked to the brain yet more time needs to go by to assure of some things. Used as an interface with contact lenses' is best bet for 3D digital overlay yet I'd figure an over head visor/sunglass's would be more acceptable for the head area. voice command and or eye blink eye focus on a menu around the outer vision of perimeter would makes things easier as if point and click to open up what let alone voice commands. I still think have movement slightly automated as an assist for when your brain impulses trigger certain actions, thing is enough pressure to hold or grip what you'd like let alone distance sensor's. To be able to connect with the voice in your head that manifests what your thinking to be able to access commands to interface with the device is a much different matter for memory read let alone other issues that may arise.

[@godtable]

Someone will make the perfect drug out of this....with built-in countdown timer :)

[@ryanthanatonius4068]

That's what I think... Neural drugs

[@medievalogic]

doesn't that need the physical production of dopamine? Just some signal here and there can do that? (serious question)

[@godtable]

@@ryanthanatonius4068 ​ Image the day when people with chronic conditions don't need to take their pill or syringe to stay healthy (if it exists), just because a computer tell the brain just release more of that in to the blood stream. The body builders will love this, the things they could do...the applications are endless, maybe this is the holy grail of medicine.

[@sabercyclone041]

Scfi already explored this with Circuitry Man.

[@godtable]

@@medievalogic Yes but your organism is the producer of those chemicals, in this case the dopamine is produced by the brain. The problems occur when when the amount needed is not regulated properly.

[@EmperorEdwardXIII]

Ghost in the Shell; Ill volunteer to have one of those in my head

[@wataman5669]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYOnqnWudrWfj9U

[@paladro]

yeah, so the first ones are usually the most broken toys... enjoy your schizophrenia.

[@EmperorEdwardXIII]

@@paladro nothing new; if this thing can monitor al shit that happens to your body and brain then Ill be in better shape

[@MrBubba300]

how much will it be?

[@supaflyguy666]

Everyone who’s ever watched the original Ghost In The Shell: *internalized shrieking and shitting of pants*

[@SpunkyMcGoo]

"Help with anxiety" = mind control I'm leaning towards heavily regulating this before release, but then again it's always governments that end up doing the really fucked up stuff... (And I'm saying this as a guy that's 95th percentile in neuroticism)

[@joao20able]

Let's be honest, the government is always lagging behind with good legislation.

[@siyaadbarreiyodalkaallahau4618]

@@joao20able just like school

[@SpunkyMcGoo]

@RedIAnima YT Of course they are, that's how research into bad shit always works. The atomic bomb wasn't developed for the express purpose of ending the world. I don't doubt that Elon + Neuralink have the best of intentions, but your good intentions dont matter when your invention leaves your hands.

[@ryangalaviz9119]

twitter.com/pentagram777/status/1301614087047004160?s=20 The denial of civil rights & the implications upon upper-class culture.

[@DanielkaElliott]

it's almost like the film serenity. but to be honest if someone came up to me and said they could guarantee a fix to my anxiety, and i believed them, I'd do it even if it involved a brain implant.

[@maedhyne]

This gives me flashbacks on a Black Mirror episode called "The Entire History of You."

[@PauloMaia-vj2yc]

Elon Musk himself said that on the interview, lmao

[@iguiste23]

That show is a masterpiece and to become a classic.

[@kingsley869]

I had flashbacks of Altered Carbon

[@xiquai]

I'm getting ghost in the shell flashbacks where people can hack your brain

[@erikjvanderveen]

Also another episode:"Arkangel"

[@yinko9082]

like stem from the movie "Upgrade" i think its awesome if it will really be able to revive mobility in ppl who need this tech :)

[@ennuied]

Elon Musk basically: what else I might need for the trip to Mars... implants.

[@richardscathouse]

He's not going, at not right away he says

[@Zuchoho]

I've read to much sci-fi to get anywhere near something like that, it's black mirror potential is enormous, the impact it could have over societies if misused is catastrophic

[@LKamodon]

You could say the same thing about the internet, mobile phones, guns, etc.

[@okthatsnice]

Yea, but I don't trust our current trajectory either. We have nukes and climate change and whatnot, and I don't trust humans with this much responsibility for long. Maybe an accurate lie detector implemented using a brain interface for politicians could help? But then we would have to trust whoever made the lie detector. But I agree that I don't want one.

[@Zuchoho]

@@LKamodon this is vastly more insidious mate, giving a corporation direct read/write access to your self. Literally. We don't have proof that we're more that our physical selfs, so if we ARE our brains and nothing more, imagine the level of violation that could happen. Erasing memories, changing identities, maybe even stealing fucking ideas man, this shit is dangerous. Really dangerous. And as other people mentioned, it's misuse is not a question, it's a guaranteed. Sorry if it sounds weirdly written, English is not my mother language

[@martiddy]

Is true that this technology could bring a lot of issues (as any other innovative tech), but I think the benefits will outweigh the risks in this case. Just like we can't live our current lives without the internet be despite the problems it comes with it, the same will happen with this tech, that's why I think a lot of security will be involved in the development.

[@AFacemarkedbyFea]

„Time Limited“ products is a good marketing strategy

[@databillofrightsnowendmass5043]

Elon Musk dodgingly said on Joe Rogan that privacy DOESN'T MATTER. That's only true in heaven. Don't idolize AI. God 100% exists btw. There's only one consciousness. We're all one. Literally all limitation is an illusion. Realize your power. There is no spoon. Great commentary on Musk's statement: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3W5c3eFlrV6qqc Raw clip: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKecq2qneaulj8k

[@AFacemarkedbyFea]

Charles Carter wtf are you talking about?

[@databillofrightsnowendmass5043]

@@AFacemarkedbyFea mainly the privacy thing. #DataBillOfRights Also trying to wake people up from the matrix. Mind is matter. Also the extraterestrials are real. Most of them are enlightened and think we're largely violent and unenlightened but that we have huge potential. I have more actual knowledge but I'm just rambling lmao. Feel free to ask me questions about God cause I don't really know that much about the aliens.

[@KhenpoDub]

Imagine Neuralink sending you ads that actually make you obsessed with the products, and sending you the image to your brain everytime.

[@Goldie_Hawn_Solo]

Are you kidding? This tech works on ECG pulses. This means that you will have no opportunity to even say no as the feedback loops will cancel out any resistance. You will no longer be in control of your own mind.

[@poonambhalse8412]

Now how long will it take for the treatment of spinal cord injury to come

[@johnnulf624]

2:20 Jacob Collier's Logic sessions be like

[@TanyaVert]

😂

[@aquib-J]

Lol

[@elonmusk352]

Lol

[@kiverismusic]

Hahahahahha unexpected but fantastic Collier reference

[@DavidLiMusic]

I'm glad the jazz memes have transcended to other KZbin communities