How Neuralink Will Solve *Most* Blindness

[@CujoHyer]

I was born with Retinoblastoma in both of my eyes. They removed my left eye when I was around 1 years old. They performed 70 surgeries on my right eye, yep, 70, including freezing the eye solid twice, and giving the eye twice the amount of recommended radiation to kill the cancer in my right eye. For 40 years I was graced with being able to see out of my right eye, even if it was badly damaged, even if the physical impact made others judge me harshly my entire life. I had a bad life, overall, but I was GRACED with the ability to see. But 2 and a half years ago my right optic nerved atrophied, and now I've lost 99% of my vision. What I see now is NOT traditional blindness either, I am being assaulted by lights all day, all night. I've seen things that nobody would ever believe during this process. It has been like stuff out of a sci ffi fantasy movie, the things I've seen. My eye doctor can't do anything. They told me the optic nerve has atrophied, and now they just look in the eye every 6 months, then send me out the door. All day, all night, even with my eyelids closed, I see what looks like a car headlight SHINING inside my brain. It is unescapable. I can't get away from it. Every waking moment is torture, and even I know saying this SOUNDS hyperbolic, but it is NOT. I am suffering every single day, just praying for some kind of medical treatment that will help me. My top two hopes are Elon Musk's Nueral Link, and Dr David Sinclair's optic nerve regenreation genetic therapy treatment that 'might' be going in to Human Trials soon(tm) I don't know what the Neural Link would do for me, since I still can see some light through the bright fog that is plaguing me. I can see windows in the day time, or lamps / light bulbs emitting light. But I have lost all visual ability to see / read / or even see my own face in a mirror. I... need this. I need help. I'm 43 years old. I don't think I can do this for potentially 40 more years. But I don't want to off myself to escape it. I don't WANT to give up, as much as this is trying to MAKE me give up. I just need help... someone to help me. Soemthing to help me. But I know the odds of getting that help, are basically non-existent. Thank you for this video.

[@pwells2389]

Sounds an absolutely awful way to have to live. I have everything crossed that one of the treatments you refer to can be offered to you soon and take you out of your misery.

[@sergiopessoal]

Be strong and keep your hope, please remember that the technology is advancing in a super fast way every day, and I am sure that will be a solution for your problem. I will keep sending you my positive vibes and prays to you, and you will be able to face all those difficult times. wish you all the best from our small island hometown in Indonesia

[@FailTrainS]

Thank you for sharing your experience. Make sure you're signed up for the appropriate drug trials and get on the waitlist for the neuralink human trials for vision. Then maybe you'd have a chance at a sweet new prosthetic eye-camera for the one you lost and a regeneration for the one that atrophied.

[@flareonspotify]

Elon is dope

[@firstlast2034]

Maybe going for Hypnosis would help? They have done so many good things by using that to heal people.

[@Michael-il5wd]

I have ms and I'm going blind. Thanks to the Neuralink team for giving me hope

[@yatesy117]

Don't give up hope bro hold in there 👊

[@whothefoxcares]

masturbation will not cure blindness or MS, but it feels good.

[@MyThoughtsImJustSaying]

Bro… PLEASE don’t get Neuralink. Just let your vision go and die naturally the way life is intended… don’t make yourself a cyborg 😢

[@fdmgacademy7712]

@@MyThoughtsImJustSaying😂😂😂 “Just” go blind and die.?!? This is the worst advice I’ve ever seen in my life.

[@MyThoughtsImJustSaying]

@@fdmgacademy7712 Death is natural… I’m not telling him to kill himself

[@Kaotik_Monkey]

I can’t wait to re-watch this clip in 5-10years time. It’s exciting being on the cusp of something massive like this

[@macstreamer8943]

The potential is enormous, the government should be helping an initiative like this by expanding laboratories and research. Blindness, paralysis in the near future may indeed occur a cure. I have tinnitus and I also hope that in the future it will solve my problem.

[@iiicelemontea]

if the gov gets involved even musk fan like me would not get involved in any form

[@ekothesilent9456]

You want the government to have live access feed to your eyes, ears, and everything else?

[@macstreamer8943]

@@ekothesilent9456 if stop tinnitus yes,

[@thearamsay9578]

I’ve been completely blind since birth. I turned 59 on Wednesday. And if they were looking for volunteers of the human persuasion, I would be there lickety-split. I’ve been watching this artificial site thing for quite a while and this is the first time I’ve ever heard that it could cure someone of blindness who actually has no eyes. I guess my interest are although my love science fiction and space fiction, my interest are in the interface. The inner space, our minds, our brains, how science can help cure disease. When we have no more disease on the planet, and no more war, then let’s see what we can do about the rest of the galaxy. 5:04

[@bettymoody7422]

My daughter had a strike at 36 that left her blind. There was optic nerve damage thru the brain stem. She's 42 now but still blind. She will gladly be your guinea pig for testing on humans. Please consider her for testing. She would be able to have her quality of life back. Thank you for consideration.

[@bettymoody7422]

Sorry I meant she had a stroke

[@janhradecky3141]

I'm sorry about your daughter but this is not an official Neuralink channel, so they don't decide who is going to be accepted for human trials.

[@ldd6767]

An old friend of mine lost one eye and got retina detachment on the other between other injuries after a terrible bus accident, he survived by miracle. I am searching for alternatives for him. This technology seems so so promising, my friend is 54, and I hope he can see again in his lifetime.

[@Sureshkumar-mb1xf]

hi when neuralink going to solve blindness??

[@Technology_88888]

⁠There are 7 types of brain Technology, including 1 Neuroengineering is the study of the brain and its nervous system from the point of view of engineering and technology and aims to develop tools and devices to help people with brain injuries or neurological diseases 2 Neuroscience is the study of the brain and its nervous system from the point of view of biological sciences and aims to understand the process of learning, memory, perception and other neurological functions 3 Brain-Computer Interface (BCI), a technology that allows people to interact with computers or electronic devices using the neural activity of the brain 4 Electroencephalography - EEG, which is a technique of recording the electrical activity of the brain using electrodes installed on the scalp and used to diagnose neurological diseases and study nervous activity 5 Magnetic resonance imaging - MRI, which is a brain imaging technique using a magnetic field and used to diagnose neurological diseases 6 Functional Near-Infrared Spectroscopy - fNIRS It is a technique for recording changes in blood flow to the brain using near infrared radiation and is used to study neural activity and analyze the brain 7 Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging - fMRI, which is a brain imaging technique using a magnetic field to identify areas that are active during the performance of neurological tasks and is used to study neuronal activity and medical diagnosis?

[@diraziz396]

Love your work James T. Let's hope for Peace so the Future will be Built

[@bigtom1948]

I hope they are able to restore some vision function. If they do that at all then it's just a matter of time before full vision or more is available to the blind. I cannot think of a more worthwhile starting point for Neuralink.

[@Nokrix]

​@davidthewise6617people like u is the reason why we havent discovered longevitity

[@Technology_88888]

Brain technology is the main field, not brain-computer interfaces. It is only a specialty, not a major field. Brain technology has many disciplines, including neuroengineering, brain science, electroencephalography (EEG), brain-computer interfaces (BCI), fMRI, fMRI, near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS), computational neuroscience, neuroanalytics, behavioral neuroscience, clinical neuroscience, cognitive neuroscience, and magnetic brain stimulation.

[@Blogpch]

I am not blind not entirely . But this is wonderful news , anything that offers is hope for someone suffering blindness. Able to see just enough is enough

[@ricchamen6304]

I would have an interest in this.Not in its primary state.But more in its advanced state. I’m a Bi-Polar Epileptic,who was born with a rare state of having 2 lenses in my right eye,causing blurred blindness,no doubt based on the fact that my other eye had 20/20 vision. I also have lower spinal issues,(also a neurological issue but an issue which will see me entirely cripple as I get older. So it’s obvious I would have interest in Elon Musks concept. I’ve confronted the reality of brain surgery,since I was once admitted into a neurological department to check for the brain tumour 🧠. Spending 6 weeks with fellow patients undergoing neurological surgeries that allows one the chance do deal with the process going through surgery. Although I never required the surgery. I gained value able information. I taught myself to think 360’ infinatem as I introduced sculptural thought with 360’ thought and helped me to turn my negative issues into positive ones. I now benefit from them and see Elons NeuroLink as a means to unlock many more doors that have been locked 🔒 for too long now since there is nothing I can do about a blind eye except teach myself to see in 360’ infinitum thanx to sculptural thought. I believe that Neuralink will resolve many problems for many people. A life without epilepsy would prove interest,although it taught me to be resilient. There’s good from all negative. It’s how you choose to interact with it that makes the difference.

[@magdelenedomut1433]

Amazing! I'm glad theres hope and grateful that possibilities that will bring blindness and paralysis through Neuralink technology and change things. Thank you! for your insight and Elon Musk God bless you always.

[@wesleyashley99]

Fixing such problems sounds great but putting computer chips in people's brains seems like it could lead to them being too easily spied on and controlled by others. People usually do hold sensitive information in their brains like passwords, combinations, social security numbers, private key seed phrases. How would they maintain access to these without risking that someone could get their sensitive info through the brain chip?

[@janhradecky3141]

Having your password stolen would be the least of your worries if a bad actor gained control over a microchip in your brain. A real nightmare scenario would be someone using the chip to dysregulate your emotions, causing you to feel an enormous amount of suffering until you would have a mental breakdown, projecting horror-like imagery into your senses and then maintaining this state while keeping you right below the threshold of insanity. But yeah if someone got your password that would suck too.

[@garypoladian7555]

What about in the case of a lazy eye syndrome where you have some vision but it's limited, it's not a clear vision and corrective lenses cannot give you a clear vision. Could that be helped with this technology?

[@TravisCotter]

I would like to see the link to the genius parts of the brain that we all have but has just been untapped. The X- Link

[@rodneysmith1750]

Outstanding video, James is so exciting to watch and listen to, his presentation really appeals to me (as an old guy).

[@cdubsblindlife3143]

I am 44 years old, and got diagnosed with advanced diabetic retinopathy at the age of 37. I have a wife and a kid who was born premature, and I was the sole provider. Unfortunately things happened and we had to do what we could to do our best to keep going. 2018 after four surgeries, lost most of my vision. As of right now I have zero visibility out of the right eyeball, and about 70% or more lost from the left with just a very small pinhole view from all the scar tissue and retina that was cut away. I’ve been praying and hoping every day for the last 6+ years of getting Vision back to be able to go back into my field of work, provide for my family, and get my mental sanity back! Really hoping that this happens very soon and I would love to be someone that would volunteer for a clinical trial!

[@michaelangelonatividad764]

I'm looking forward to this I hope for sci case

[@mathewbrothers3272]

I hope it works

[@notaforte]

The back surgery story: I pulled my back while trying to remove a rusty U-Haul trailer hitch grime my car. After going to their office to complain, they sent a person with a small sledgehammer to break it loose. That night I was in the hospital due to a disc compression have ripped. Rather than going the ice pack to reduce it, the surgeons talked me into having it trimmed to avoid touching my wall of nerves. Success! Years later my ankles started hurting. Surgery again! This time pain management. They clipped a nerve on my back to stop the pain. Success! No more pain, in fact no sensation on my feet. Later on my right foot started to be inward. Under my big toe was numb so I could no longer control the weight of pressure and it caused my ankle to bend inward. This is when I realized I should not had the surgery period. Now I am thinking the spinal cord has a gap or I should say the interface between my brain and body are at a disconnect. Maybe a electronic link may have fix this and may avoid surgery…

[@tantzer6113]

With congenital blindness I wonder if a visual cortex that has never received sensory data is sufficiently developed to allow implants to work -- particularly in adulthood, when some parts of the brain may be less plastic than in infancy.

[@CapitanFantasma1776]

Thanks Ryan!

[@svennordling7497]

My mom is going blind. I was thinking about artificial eyes, but they would be very complicated. You can buy eyeglasses that have a miniature, high res camera molded into the frame. I believe images from the camera could communicate with the visual cortex via blue tooth and the Nueralink electrode effectively bypassing the eyes. Who can I contact to develop this concept?

[@chrisstauffer5940]

c6 and ready!!

[@yangyong8552]

Yeah so its important to take it

[@Ilkanar]

5:40 sounds like fun job :3

[@ayushshrivastava5528]

I am Ayush I am from India I wanted to know that when can neurolink is useful for common men. When it comes to India and worldwide. I think it's a very usefull 1:24 for blind peoples and other disabilities.

[@timoniinisto6292]

Great work, I am very proud of you and whole humanity is Gratefull and thankfull of you, 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤😊😊 N

[@styleesurya4788]

If we can see what a camera sees in our brain it's already surpasses VR AR gadgets!

[@wsd7256]

Do you think it is possible in the future to replace the image from cameras sending pictures to the brain with some kind of movie?)))

[@Muuip]

Great ideal!👍

[@eyeswideshut783]

This is what I'm asking for damn

[@KhalidUmar-y5g]

with this i hope my currently one year old daughter will be able to see the world

[@truhartwood3170]

I don't see this being very specific. The main problem I see is that Neuralink is like putting 360° microphone/speaker combos throughout a crowd of people. From the microphone you can pick out individual people, and get quite a granular understanding of who's saying what, even though you're picking up maybe 100 people. But when you output through the speaker, it's heard by 100 people and no one knows who you're talking to. I don't see they're going to solve this with the current approach. They'd need to stimulate either individual neurons or axons very specifically to get reusltion and I don't believe the physics we're using right now makes that possible. So while I definitely see output from probes being able to pick up very fine detail to get info OUT of the brain, I really don't see how they're going to get useful info IN to the brain. Also, I don't see how they would get electrodes into the spine. I mean, the brain is right there when you open up the skull. Depending on where on the skull you're opening up, there's either no muscle or just a paper-thin sheet. Also, from skin to brain it's all relatively static . Over the spine you have tons of thick muscles and thick chunks of weight-bearing bone. All of that and the spinal cord inside is moving around quite a bit. I don't see how they're going to get wires in there. The periferal nerves seem like a bit better bet for controlling muscles.

[@user-eh5wo8re3d]

the brain is quite good at taking inputs and learning patterns and making sense of it think there is a TED talk somewhere on youtube about researchers that had deaf people wear a vest with an array of vibration motors on their back. they then mapped audio signals onto that array and the deaf participants could learn to hear that way

[@truhartwood3170]

@@user-eh5wo8re3d ok, but how many eardrums do you have? How many speakers does it take to make sound? Vs how many rods and cones do you have? How many pixels does it take to make an image? What about how many neurons it takes to form a word ot thought? That's a lot more complicated. Also, you're coopting other neurons that are already wired to the brain in your example, which isn't analogous to what I'm talking about.

[@user-eh5wo8re3d]

@@truhartwood3170 the ear perceives sound also via millions of sensory cells, although you are correct that what a non-visually impaired person can see has a much higher information content than what we get out of hearing. There is some interesting research on encoding images via sound so blind people can see via their ears, and I think similar things via the tongue. Probably won't be 4k with small implants bit probably still much better than being blind

[@Cyberslotpresio]

Thanks 🙏 man for this video 📷📷

[@NeuraPod]

My pleasure

[@brian554xx]

One thing I want is a brain-connected game imaged in more than three dimensions. It seems tricky but doable.

[@brian554xx]

(doesn't have to be a game; the important thing is multi-dimensional interface)

[@geirmyrvagnes8718]

@@brian554xx How would, say, 7 or 10 dimensions be useful for you?

[@user-eh5wo8re3d]

@@geirmyrvagnes8718 visualize complex relations spacialy. being capable of visualizing 4 dimensions would be amazing, e.g. for viewing a 3D scene from all angles, like we can see all aspects of a 2D plane from the 3rd dimension. Or how we can visualize change in 2D as a 3D object (e.g. cellular automata forming a sort of 3D tree from the 2D slices over time) Im not sure if having a brain interface enables our brain to make sense of more than 3 spatial dimensions though

[@suchdevelopments]

🥰😍How are you on this SUNNY EVENING in Lismore, NSW🌏🌏? THANKS, RYAN.

[@Gman-j3e]

This is the mark of the beast! It defiles the temple(human body) of God,he who defiles God's temple,him God will destroy

[@TsarHare]

only perfect in everything thing everywhere

[@nzoomed]

What I dont know is how they convert a digital video format into a signal that the brain understands!

[@makavelicityrecords]

I want my eyes to glow

[@terrydaniels9126]

That is fantastic be cause one day possibilitie may lose my vision in my right eye I. Had Lazer surgery on left is stable

[@garygasman1]

Will this implant be able to bypass a damaged optic nerve from having a tumour removed from the nerve that resulted in blindness in one eye

[@user-eh5wo8re3d]

when they access the visual cortex directly the optic nerve isnt used at all, i think they say that specifically somewhere in the beginning as well

[@garygasman1]

@@user-eh5wo8re3d Yea thanks for that, tbh thats why i asked i did see that info, to me it seems a little overkill having to access the cortex and then (if im right ?) use a camera when i wondered if the damaged (squashed because of tumour damage) part of the nerve could possibly be bypassed, it seems a simpler solution to me but of course im a simple layman and have no idea if that could be an option But thank you for the response

[@user-eh5wo8re3d]

@@garygasman1 also a layman, but i guess going directly for the cortex is "simpler" in a way since it addresses a larger field of defects, whereas trying to reuse the eye and just restoring the bridge so to say is very specialized and probably helps less people

[@garygasman1]

@@user-eh5wo8re3d Well i can live in hope my friend, my partner beat brain cancer, had 5 brain tumours removed, the one removed from the optic nerve that had crushed the nerve was the one that made her blind in one eye, when the eye itself is fine, maybe this device will be able to help restore her vision as its developed, its very early days to speculate any further

[@KTMCDO]

I was born with optic atrophy could this work eith my condition

[@williamwoo866]

I like so I can watch a movie while sleeping, even if my vision is normal. That's progress

[@NicolasSantos-yc1dm]

Elon debería crear una enpresa especializada no solo en implantes cerebrales sino tambien en fusionar la tecnología con el tegido vivo a un nivel más estructural y mecánico.

[@kellytalbert6610]

So cool

[@ShannonJosephGlomb]

Wow imagine if they could choose not to have full vision and opt for minecraft representation 😂 and then use that huge visual processor for other things 😊 wow that in the Metaverse where we don't technically see will be amazing for world creation

[@Mujische]

Faster, Mr. Elon and Co., hunting for a singularity

[@SjMk1.]

we do realise when he says "will be able to see in different wavelengths" he's talking about X-Ray vision don't we

[@talchapoton2402]

Thats fantastic.maybe a chip company is a good start for ideas like these.

[@snowylim6818]

But neuralink is not available at every country

[@tysonjbest]

HOLD THE PHONE . . . . . . DID ELON JUST HINT ON "PREDATOR VISION" 🤩

[@lizpowell6371]

I also could use this

[@hamidhamid-nt8fo]

dear what is the price and can it cure vision lose due to ethanol ,, i mean those who lost their vision or their visionary neurons burnt connecting retina to brain the nerves lost vision and lost its light because of ethanol drinking i price and ethanol damaged nerves to the brain which nerves lost its visionary neurons or lighting neurons which passes vision fron retina to brain

[@proviah4770]

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[@terraloft]

The blindness affecting all of us is spiritual. Only Jesus Christ opens blind eyes healing the soul. Science is a necessary application of knowledge. But to deny Sovereignty of God and the omniscience of God is the deception of false wisdom from satan.

[@eyeswideshut783]

5hey said my optical nerves are damaged please help me I went blind 5 times

[@valentinavanovac2109]

Respect Mr Elon Musk!

[@ukdashcamz3580]

Woukd this technology be able correct amblobia

[@debrastrayer8600]

Can u see what they see?

[@TeslaElonSpaceXFan]

😍😍

[@valeriusandof9782]

I don't know why KZbin decided to recommend this video, but I am glad it did. This way, I could dislike it.

[@Vip3li]

Hello how are you I really would appreciate if you talked about getting cured by schizophrenia in a video and talking about how to get cure from schizophrenia thank you

[@ZeroSpawn]

Woah, James is rocking a Neon Genesis Evangelion shirt. this dude fawkin classy. lets not perform any Additional impacts, oh tay? Also the Sight Function looks like Geordi La Forge vision.

[@timoniinisto6292]

All of you, 😊😊 N, eli, PAKSU PEKKA, 😊😊

[@Myrslokstok]

I had a customer that could hear 👂 sound perfectly, but her brain could not interpret it to language, otherwise she could read and work normaly, the brain 🧠 is complex.

[@ShannonJosephGlomb]

If you can survive a couple years Max ten with MS then you'll be ok thanks entirely to AI and the legends that built it and if all of our people push then we can have it much sooner like realistically if we al worked to cure Ms we could do it in weeks but we need to all align and that's a big subject within itself 😊

[@ronaldroemer2423]

Never Trust a Poison Sneek

[@amgguy4319]

I'm not so sure whatvwas done to the monkeys correlates to what is supposed to be accomplished here. First it was Quads, then ALS, now Blindness... but so many monkeys suffered so severely before being killed ... just to play Pong?

[@oknameijj5792]

ok wheres my cybertruck first.....lol

[@machelvet9594]

Well, yes, some blindness. Not all blindness.

[@deemisquadis9437]

F. R. O. G. Fully rely on God. You are an amazing being, made by this wonderful planet. Know you.

[@NeuraPod]

I don't believe in god, per se and don't follow any religion, but thank you.

[@niqqaa]

@@NeuraPod he’s a spirit and not he’s not limited to any man made construct ie. religion

[@dallas69]

nO You do not need wire for vishion you need a sheet over the brain loads. TV and micro lcd do not have wire they have sheets

[@dallas69]

That is surface level info but you may want a sheet with wire input when the spinal cord is severed if it is severed above the L45 or L5S1 bellow that level the spinal cord is a horsehair bundle of nerve fibers then you could simulate walking or bottom mechanism control by individual wire.

[@ronnasteele8316]

I was under the impression Nuron Link was being installed to some individuals 5 years ago so people could be cognitively symbiotic to AI message transmission...

[@costiqueR]

So, the main question is what is happening with the human subjects' trial begin? I see news as others are OK and doing trials, Musk and Neuralink being pushed to the side and investigated... If this is politically motivated, as I see it, it is the worst possible thing happening to the USA and the rest of the world...

[@tatata1543]

Don’t believe the hype, the guy is full of it. Neuralink has ground to a halt since Hodak left, Musk is doing to that company what he did to twitter.

[@liaqatgashti6442]

I have RP ???

[@venkateshyuva]

Need something non invasive.

[@ederpereirabrasil7]

🙏💪🧠

[@MrMassivefavour]

I think Stephen Hawkin may have even bigger issues!

[@garretfrey4718]

Received your email today. Thanks... I really would like to give more information and have a serious conversation NueroLink team.

[@NeuraPod]

I have only sent one email today. It was to myself. You are mistaking me for someone else.

[@cosmosthemadhatter6960]

honestly, your reviews of neural link make me upset

[@abacus749]

The 'tiny chip' is a foreign body in the brain and may result in Septicaemia which is fatal - blindness is not.

[@georgegonzalez2476]

Elon is being Elon. Blabbing at length about things that he knows absolutely nothing about. And things that are much more complex and intractable than he or most people think. The eye to brain connection is extremely complex. It's not a simple video channel. It's very subtly engineered and encoded and it's quite possibly using a different encoding for each individual. Not a channel that you can just plug and play. Showing a monkey with electrodes in its brain controlling a blinky light, that means NOTHING. The visual interface is a million times more complex and the data rates are also a million times higher. It's just like Elon's many other exaggerations, like Hyperloop (dead), full self driving (6 years late, Tesla warns you that you've just spent $15,000 for something that doesn't work as named), Tesla semi (not a single one in private hands, no true range numbers, several misleading ones), Tesla pickup truck (4 years late, glass breaks, contrary to his claims, ), Heavy booster (fail), the list of lies is almost endless.

[@donniesavage2051]

No this is the beginning of AI

[@rybo0072]

AI is here though. it's alittle derpy right now but it's kinda scary what it can do already

[@sonny378]

17K views and 983 likes ihihhi 🤣🤣🤣

[@UncannyExpress]

Curalink 😶‍🌫

[@yodamaster202]

No

[@jordant3740]

Unfortunately due to his idiotic statements, Xeet's etc, he's undermined his own credibility.

[@McD-j5r]

Nobody is interested in it.

[@Jacke7111]

This tech is evil.

[@bogdy72000]

i'd bet it will not