Neuralink: All You Need To Know

[@ToastbackWhale]

I just found this channel and I think I've found my people! One thing to add on to at around 12:30 : Going through the dura, instead of opening it, is pretty common already during implantation of depth electrodes for intracranial EEG. Though, in those cases, the surgeon is literally using a drill. The process is generally drill the trajectory, then insert the electrode with a stylette inside to keep it semi-rigid. Once the electrode is where it's supposed to be, the stylette is removed and the electrode is allowed to go "limp." I'm not up to date on Neuralink or its procedures, but the needle seems to be aiming to do this all in one motion, essentially. EDIT: You mention in the Blackrock video that you do some consulting work for them. I'm honestly not sure of your credentials so you might have already known everything in this comment 😅

[@not_elm0]

I'm gonna miss cheering for u guys. In a few months I'll be moving on to new things & can't comment anymore. But I'll still def watch u guys & cheer in spirit 🤍

[@BCIGuy]

We’ve appreciated your support as we’ve grown so much! Your comments have helped us stay motivated!

[@BCIGuy]

What are ya moving on to?

[@not_elm0]

Aww. I can't tell u guys but what I can tell u is the world is transitioning from dark to light revealing everything that was once in darkness

[@fredbloggs5902]

The progress is astonishing, the sight repair segment especially now looks a lot more feasible than previously thought.

[@BCIGuy]

The pace of the whole field is incredible

[@Jacob-5412]

Great video & Neuralink update, exciting times ahead, thanks guys! 🙌

[@BCIGuy]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@wjkssmd]

Thanks good presentation

[@BCIGuy]

Glad you liked it

[@TimeFlux1089]

Thanks for the recap!

[@BCIGuy]

Thanks for watching!

[@computerconcepts3352]

Very interesting 🤔 insight, Thanks 👍 for the information

[@BCIGuy]

Thanks for watching!

[@computerconcepts3352]

@@BCIGuy you're welcome 👍

[@felixwang6700]

thank you so much for these types of contents!

[@BCIGuy]

Glad you like them!

[@HKallioGoblin]

Its great that we finally got something published! With this physical evidence people figure out that the secret version is there too, and its at least decades ahead of everything that is published.

[@BCIGuy]

I mean they still haven’t published anything. They just showed a video. Who knows how it actually performs.

[@HKallioGoblin]

@@BCIGuy Those who use the secret version. Ive been using telepathy on daily basis for years.

[@HKallioGoblin]

@@Gensei-Kihara Telepathy works for all senses without implants. Ive used it for years on daily basis. This secret version is literally over 100 years ahead of its time. It can read everyones memories remotely, and even simulate future very effectively.

[@HKallioGoblin]

@@Gensei-Kihara Secret version works everywhere on planet, and one has to go very deep into space to get outside its effect. HAARP activates hertz-frequency that connects to brain cells, and thats how telepathy is done.

[@GloxGlox-nl4cd]

Gives a whole new meaning to "hook me up "

[@mdfaizakram3572]

How will Neurolink be beneficial for a deaf person or will he start hearing like a normal person?

[@BCIGuy]

Brain implants capable of stimulation, like neuralink, can be implanted into the primary motor cortex or the auditory nerve. Stimulation in this sense means sending electrical impulses that the neurons can understand. The system is calibrated and tuned to that persons brain so that we can translate digital sound information into something the brain understands. Then you just connect a microphone to a computer doing the stimulation, run some algorithms that make it all happen and viola, you can hear! (I’m oversimplifying and there is a long way to go but this is the general idea. It’s similar to a cochlear implant but would likely be higher quality

[@JeffreyJorge-p1p]

Will this help schizophrenia research ?