Neuralink Reveals Results Of First Human Trial!

Results of Neuralink's first human trial have been revealed! There's good news and bad news... And a lot more still to come.
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[@QuantumNaut]

We got telepathic gaming before GTA 6.

[@JaroslawFiliochowski]

Half-life 3 will be telepathic...

[@spaceified2414]

@@JaroslawFiliochowski that’s actually possible considering valves takes on half life

[@Joker_Card420]

​@@JaroslawFiliochowskiExcuse me, I work at Valve, and I am here to shut down this absurd rumor. First, we don't recognize that strange symbol you used after the word "life". Second, I don't know, I'm bored already.

[@MartezAnims]

​@@JaroslawFiliochowskiwhat's a 3? Heh.

[@ProtoAlpha]

Ik this is bs

[@EvGamerBETA]

"Simple computer games like Civilisation 6". Sick burn

[@SimonLab]

obviously they mean simple in interface terms

[@EvGamerBETA]

@@SimonLab , yes, but I can still make a joke Though easy to interface is debatable and depends on the tool. Try how easy it is to interface Civ6 using controller

[@df6597]

​@SimonLab Civ 6 is simplistic in all ways.

[@PeterSedesse]

It is a menu driven, turn-based game. A hard game would be an FPS

[@BringDHouseDown]

@@PeterSedesse A hard game would be one with in-depth micro and macro economics

[@hail_2_u321]

A few years until we have Unblockable Ads playing in your brain.

[@K311WasHere]

yeah no way am i going to ever get one of these

[@Valentfrey]

@@K311WasHere Same here, no way in hell I'm going to have my brain tampered with.

[@cheekymonkey2785]

someone needs to make a law on that. Along the lines of life endangerment, as ads could be considered invasive and allowing such a capability would be dangerous as anyone could data bomb you and cause an actual explosion, thus turning your brain to mush.

[@sysghost]

They'll skip the entire advertising mumbo and inject intrusive thoughts on what "you" need to buy next. Out of the blue, you simply feel an urgent need to buy that new ClappyMcJiggy. Even before you know what it is.

[@antongryffindor]

to be fair, this device is only an input, like a mouse or keyboard. There is no output capability.

[@BOLP]

Imagine if we can surpass 10BPS, gaming tournaments would literally be physic battles

[@Rekovnii]

psychic*

[@creedorian]

i think u misspelled

[@Kokorocodon]

pretty much

[@wildorchids8137]

Speedrunners are really about to get brain implants for that record

[@Dumbity]

L + Ratio + UTTP is way better + Elon musk is cringe

[@peter8261]

"simple computer games like chess and Civilization 6" Ok settle down dude.

[@4mpnfssngg796]

he meant the controls not the game itself

[@TheAlchaemist]

I felt personally attacked by that

[@jonharson]

Very simple, consider... you have all the time in the world to process an input in Chess or Gandhi nuke simulator, but in an FPS you need to shoot in miliseconds or you are dead.

[@moisess7566]

​@@jonharson You literally have limited time in chess

[@robertyocum7200]

​@moisess7566 now always. You can chose not to use a timer.

[@KeithSPC42R]

It brought a tear to my eye when I heard Nolan's excitement at playing video games all night again... With all the stuff I'm able to do in my life it would honestly be one of the things I'd miss the most too. You're the man Nolan!

[@valdorobantu290]

how easy it is to brainwash retards into mind control.....

[@jamesiewalters2360]

Preach on, brother!

[@lonnkon]

wow the stupidity these days is at an all time high

[@owezzel]

You can't be serious 😅

[@jamesiewalters2360]

@@lonnkon mate, the only reason the entirety of mankind hasn't won the Darwin award is because of conscience and consequences; we've never NOT been stupid.

[@TypewritR]

imagine a dude coming up to you with his neuralink and he yells out " I CAST... REMOTE CONTROL! " and starts using your phone telepathically

[@zephyrias]

scroll to find this comment! XD lmaaaaoo

[@shushyshushy6762]

I totally heard this in the voice of that wizard guy who streams COD Warzone and shouts out all of his attacks and equipment as spells.

[@pse2020]

Atleast now we know how the matrix begins.

[@EliezYT]

Scary but absolutely true.

[@andrewradford3953]

Began

[@taylor92493]

If you haven’t watched animatrix, you really should! It’s great content if you like matrix stuff.

[@pse2020]

@@andrewradford3953 begins... We are experiencing the beginning as we speak

[@pse2020]

@@taylor92493 oh i have, i love it.

[@savage069]

A lot of people miss the real meaning of this tool. The same control this awesome brave man is using to play games, is going to be used to take any person; not only handicapped people; and let them do things that a human cannot normally do. Like control an Exoskeleton hands free. This takes you from quadraplegic to almost moving normally in one surgery. Remote wireless control of tools will be very useful in almost every workplace too. Neuralink has infinite uses and the independence it will give to humanity is a level of independence without precedence. I really hope to see this at full potential before I die.

[@Fyr365]

It really all depends on how the technology will be used, if it will not be abused for greed or worse...

[@ayankhaznawi]

I just hope that corporate greed doesn't turn this thing down...please God no...

[@pppicklep914]

It goes the other way as well. This kind of technology could be dangerous as well if left unchecked, like an invasion of privacy (if the tech allows for GPS) or removal of bodily control when it fails at random times if it's quadriplegic like you mentioned. Won't pretend that I understand the science behind it and its potential detriments to both mind and society, but this kind of tech can indeed save a lot of lives or at least make it better for those who need it. I suppose we just have to trust that they're ethical enough to not take the ball and go off running with it.

[@Toven_WaveWatcherFi]

Except that it'll be extremely expensive for decades so only a select group of people will have access to it, not the whole of humanity. And before someone mentions it, no, this is nothing like the smartphone.

[@locklear308]

Yeah, this won't be abused at all. Right

[@auslei]

Waiting to be plugged in when neuralink achieves 10gbps.

[@benjamindover4337]

Upload or download speed?

[@Tonius126]

This is going to exclusive to the rich and powerful.

[@HumanBeingSpawn]

@@Tonius126 Highly doubt it, given how Starlink levels the fields when it comes to connectivity

[@Dumbity]

L + Ratio + UTTP is way better + Elon musk is cringe

[@Dumbity]

L + Ratio + UTTP is way better + Elon musk is cringe

[@BubblyEscapes]

it's been 100days since we been living in the future

[@NullScar]

You clearly haven't had a Nokia 5210. I've been in the future for over 20 years, playing snake all day.

[@Tethloach1]

The future: Fire/ tools Cars/ electricity Airplanes/tv Video games/ cell phones Internet/robots

[@BubblyEscapes]

@@NullScar that Nokia wasn't implanted in my brain 20 years ago

[@Gerlaffy]

You live in "the future" never, just the present building upon the past. We've been living in the present for 100 days. Progress has always been a thing.

[@ButtSnorkler9000]

How does it feel to be so stupid?

[@SciFiMangaGamesAnime]

For a time being, this seems to be a minor issue. Lets hope it stays that way.

[@Freakazoid12345]

This could be resolved by having a hybrid tissue that can interface between electronics and human tissue. This was sort of the plot of Deus Ex: Human Revolution. Adam Jensen ("I never asked for this") had DNA/genetics that allowed him to adapt to prosthetics more easily than most people. Genetic engineering and DNA profiling would allow us to interface with electronics more easily with more, "natural" connections and prevent the electrodes from receding.

[@ladrillorojo4996]

@@Freakazoid12345 You would need to change the whole body DNA to do that. That's just fantasy.

[@GGLiam-lt4zj]

Imagine bro gets Bluetooth hijacked and starts tweaking tf out lmao

[@madcatmk213]

terrifying

[@jeanmahmoudventilateur3480]

How ? It only reads signals it doesn't have anything to "inject" into the brain lmao

[@digifomation]

​@@jeanmahmoudventilateur3480 Neuralink use chip can not only receive signal but also send them.

[@Iamfafafel]

@@jeanmahmoudventilateur3480 well if the goal is to give movement, the final product won't be read-only

[@shiinondogewalker2809]

@@jeanmahmoudventilateur3480 right, at most it could change the way the pc interprets his controls. but if this was used for patients with bionic legs or something like that then it would be worse

[@unrealdevop]

Yeah that's incredible. To think he's almost reaching normal speeds on computer games is just insane. It's pretty amazing they were able to recover his speeds just by improving the algorithm to make use of the limited data. Will be interesting to see how it will work with the new algorithm when it is receiving the intended amount of data.

[@syrus3k]

it won't take much for those that are unable to speak to use something like this

[@Hykalith]

Imagine drawing with this! All the times where you couldnt quite put your thoughts/ idea on the screen might be possible like this!

[@alexmehler6765]

? the control is worse than a mouse , for drawing you need a pen .. and if you`re too lazy to learn to draw theres ai for you which does exactly that

[@Hykalith]

@@alexmehler6765 I can easily imagine that they will be able to integrate a functionality for a digital pen, and obviously the actual control is only gonna get better Its exciting to think about what could be possible in the future isnt it :)

[@sneedsfeedandseed1795]

That doesn’t make sense, it’s like saying imagine if it turns you into a kung fu master or a ninja. If you want to be good at a craft you gotta learn it.

[@ReiseLukas]

@@sneedsfeedandseed1795 I think he means the implants could potentially project what you visualize in your mind right onto the canvas

[@theophiled]

@@ReiseLukas unless you are Nicolas Tesla your imagination accuracy is probably very flawed / blurry, motor skills are a minor challenge vs actually being able to draw

[@Deadpool....]

"I think we need another 2 weeks, go back to formula." "Back..to FORMULA?"

[@twitchSYNXOW]

its the crabby patty formula there using

[@Number16BusShelter]

DO YOU KNOW HOW MUCH I SACRIFICED!!!

[@Zihark_]

I missed the part where that's my problem 🕸️

[@SneedFeedAndSeed]

The board expects your resignation in 30 days. You can't do this to me! I started this company. YOU KNOW HOW MUCH AFRICAN CHILD MINERS I'VE SACRIFICED?!?

[@lw216316]

Back in the 60s I read a sci-fi short story. Human brains were kept in a lap and linked together. They were fully conscious but their brain power was enslaved, being used as a computer. I've read a thousand short stories since then and forgotten almost all of them - except that one.

[@Johndoe-jb6nx]

Fallout reference??

[@Solus-qn3ur]

Matrix

[@Stratos1988]

Psycho Pass

[@sarcasm-83]

2:38 If he hits a banana peel in Mario Kart, does his brain do a 360?

[@tarnex]

underrated comment xddddd

[@ayfull.mp3]

Bae, can you come over? - Nah, I'm updating.

[@MissesWitch]

I love this, It's changed his life, And he's so happy now!

[@trucid2]

He could've used eye tracking to control a computer just as easily. No need for such an invasive procedure just to control a cursor.

[@tommoore2012]

@@trucid2 The goal of Neuralink is to restore movement to those how are paralyzed. This is just an early stepping stone.

[@chriswilliams5291]

Where can one buy one of these trackers? Are they available on Amazon? Do they have tech that can be used for the keyboard as well? I have a lot of pain in my hands and forearms so I've been excited for the neuralink so I can do more things on my computer pain free but if I could avoid brain surgery that'd be pretty great too. 😅

[@ShaoLianYu]

@@chriswilliams5291 I recommend the Tobii eye tracker 5, it even has compatibility with some videogames in order to mix keyboard and mouse input with eye tracking proper. As for whether it's available on Amazon, it is but I think you have to search for it on your own due to the manner in which KZbin comments work. It may not work for a Keyboard out of the box but I've seen a few KZbin videos explaining how to wire it for that purpose. Cheers and hope you can recover, que le Seigneur t'aide.

[@Schmidtelpunkt]

@@trucid2 Implanting a product is the best way to bind them to your company. Imagine firmware updates and unskippable adverts - just for the everyday life of a human being... Apple and Google will envy him.

[@intricatic]

Elon Musk's future robot army will have a flabby human component.

[@MM-eu9hm]

Thank you spat my coffee out lol 😂...🇺🇦 🇺🇦 🇺🇦 Slava Ukr4ine 🇺🇦 🇺🇦 🇺🇦

[@50lbhead30]

That’s him

[@oBCHANo]

It already does, lmao, look at these comments, or the channel that uploaded the video. Mindless robot shills and muskrats everywhere. This trial has failed in the same every every other trial like it has and Neural link never had a plan to solve the problem, and yet these delusional rats are hyping it up and pretending it's world changing.

[@HumanBeingSpawn]

Grineer Marines

[@oBCHANo]

@After_Burnett Proof being that comments are being deleted when they're critical of musk and his failures.

[@thegrandlevel313]

What is terrifying is when that link is RX not TX

[@criticalmoorhen]

I think having 0400 is better than having 0644 or even 0755 as it would end up with a great security risk...

[@zennitH3230]

RTX

[@EUROCORP2027]

@@zennitH3230 6090 RTX INCORTEX OR BUST

[@user-xj8wy4uu1q]

?

[@jamesraymond1158]

Cool. But 4 years ago, MIT showed how a person could think of a word and it would be typed on the screen.

[@totallyausername7115]

People act like Neuralink is the first to achieve this type of connectivity in the brain, but in reality they are still behind. Not to mention the laws they've broken in testing (I.E. shipping contaminated chips without the proper container or labels).

[@gutsbobbles7973]

@@totallyausername7115 First actually implemented case. All other shit didn't leave the labs / testing phase, the power of 0 bureaucracy

[@JakeCy]

imagine youre about to sleep then gets an ad

[@anukthotawatta982]

it cant give signals to the brain. its only an one way connection

[@user-bj4xz7pl1i]

I hope someone has sent this guy a card just saying hey man thank you for putting yourself out there in order to do research and gather data. He's the true hero.

[@lonnkon]

more like a true idiot

[@MrGTAmodsgerman]

A card? What about money?

[@Mochi-lf5rz]

FPS players in 5yrs: "Omfg all my enemies are abusing Neuralink! >:("

[@KreepKarnage]

"you have your whole brain to aim with" vs "im using my fuckin Brain to aim and STILL cant beat COD's aim assist"

[@gaborlaszloholakovszky8206]

The fact this is open to civilians really raises the question what's going on in the top militaries, man

[@digestiveissue7710]

Something tells me military isn't interested in technology that helps handicapped people, though.

[@tadasukoshi]

@@digestiveissue7710 an artillery or fribbin rocket that can shoot in your conceived location sounds scary

[@digestiveissue7710]

​@@tadasukoshi There are 50 ways for rockets to track you right now, and half of them include the chips within your smartphone.

[@tadasukoshi]

@@digestiveissue7710 I dont think the military is interested in wasting a 62 million S-2 missile on someone like me

[@papiderpy]

@@digestiveissue7710 ..what?

[@unsafe_at_any_speed]

What could possibly go wrong?

[@j-Splash]

If something does, I'm coming right back to this comment

[@BasedSociety1]

This will age like fine wine.

[@Silvercomet251]

Oh i will remember this.

[@Flooke_177]

Give it 300 days

[@augustday9483]

Non-consensual Neuralink implants will be used for mind control. If it can READ from the brain, eventually it will be able to WRITE to the brain.

[@toastvr6608]

“oops i forgot my wallet” (Disables all of his limbs)

[@colincreath4695]

The problem is getting information INTO the brain. We can pick up data from the brain all day, but I will really be impressed when they manage to implant information.

[@Techdeki0]

My (potentially wrong) layman understanding is that nobody's expecting legit Data I/O in my lifetime, but there's *some* feedback we can do because we know how specific parts of the brain work. Like how theres tech in development that can give blind people sight like they're looking through a 1970s security camera, it might not be that hard to stimulate certain centers for touch in order to allow people to "feel" feedback on devices. I dunno, I'm a computer toucher, I don't know crap

[@wdolgae]

Yeah, then how long before they start streaming ads right to the brain?

[@adam6806]

It is pretty wild that we live in a time where people feel like pulling info from the brain is no big deal. I don't disagree with you. It's like SpaceX landing rockets. It's wild they can do it but they do it so easily now it's just expected they do it every time now.

[@Tethloach1]

You can only do simple inputs at the moment: Pain, pleasure, etc. To do memory implants would require nano bots 10 trillion of them, we would need blue print for your brain patterns to decode and re-code thoughts. Advanced inputs: 10 trillion tiny robots Blue print for your brain Decode your brain patterns Encode new memories

[@LunaRoseStarLight]

​@@Tethloach1what's the blue print ? MRI scan ?

[@blaine5589]

Nice, he's playing civ vi. Good to see he's got his priorities straight.

[@tonycosta3302]

Elon gets a lot of hate, but he is clearly making a massive contribution to humanity. This is inspiring and a phenomenal achievement.

[@backseatsamurai]

Dude, this technology is over 10 yrs old and was done by a different company. There are less intrusive methods that achieve the same and better results that dont require implants. Theres also a dark side to this technology with its future applications, and its history of harm to animals in testing. Monkeys chewed their fingers off, for example. This is like starting a new electric vehicle company and telling everyone your the first to do it.

[@SebastianWellsTL]

I agree! At the end of the day he is just a man and from what I have seen he is a good leader!

[@CanadaJ]

Wonder what the Long-Term Contribution will be. When Humans are fully integrated with robots so he can fulfill his plan to colonize. Too bad Humans will be a thing of the past.

[@captaincomic8678]

He gets a lot of hate because he's a greedy cunt who has no idea what he's doing.

[@jotarokujo2658]

Nah get your brain hacked bozo

[@orcastaxi]

imagine his head explodes when Elon doesn't need him anymore

[@ProtoAlpha]

"I don't wanna play with you anymore" *cue the scene from The Boys of government officials heads exploding*

[@orcastaxi]

@@ProtoAlpha exactly what i was thinking! 💀

[@ProtoAlpha]

@@orcastaxi Men of culture we are🗿🤝🗿

[@christianedwards9025]

Juicy

[@ranvirghosh196]

Just like stranger things

[@beezrow]

We're living in an episode of black mirror 🤯 mind blo... linked

[@JTRaptor1]

Imagine The Blue Tooth Name When You Connect Is Called: Buddy’s Brain ;)

[@Nemopoly]

Bonzy Brain

[@AlexLexusOfficial]

One question... how lucky are we to be alive in such an advanced time?

[@puransara475]

i better not get an ad in my dreams

[@Maelthras]

This is incredible and I am so happy for Nolan. To imagine he basically had to shut parts of himself down because he wasn't physically capable to do many things. Boredom and anxiety would be high unless you learned to cope and just be used to doing less, just with your thoughts. But now able to interact with the world, he can practically do anything online and his quality of life went from the worst I can imagine to very positive. Keep it up Nolan, your work in this will only improve the capabilities for others. You are a hero.

[@Gajsu1]

Now give him the exoskeleton and connect it into the neuralink, allowing him to move freely.

[@Justin-wj5fw]

I'll never put one of those things in my brain, but seriously this is one of the most amazing things ive ever heard of

[@charleyhorse6346]

This implant isn’t for you, it’s for your children’s babies.

[@WarFoxThunder]

Fr

[@lonnkon]

yes u will

[@lonnkon]

@@charleyhorse6346 wait til 2033

[@Justin-wj5fw]

@@lonnkon you're right.

[@shade5554]

Imagine watching unskippable ad forcefully played in your head every morning. No thanks

[@OnePixelataTime]

The device is designed to read signals, not output. Of course, who's to say it won't change in the future, but as of now, it doing that isn't possible.

[@SebastianWellsTL]

Incredible! I hope this soon able to help many others like Noland!

[@coaiemandushman1079]

First step towards being mind-controlled by the government.

[@bradt5427]

I’m no doctor but did the wires “retract” or did the body try “reject” them? I’ve had thorns, wire, rock etc that have been trapped under the skin, then at some stage all eventually get pushed to the surface a year or even several years later. Interesting times.

[@TeeKeeps]

he was probably moving a lot and they were disconnecting... Imaging tightening this kind of shit... HOLY

[@neunzehnvierundachtzig]

Body reacts to foreign substance. Nothing new here, they probably expected this.

[@bradt5427]

@@neunzehnvierundachtzig for sure but i thought the electrodes had a special coating to limit this and also provide corrosion resistance?

[@clarkeherman14]

I'm no doctor, our brains have millions, if not billions of connections and this implant plans to gain enough knowledge from the brain from a few thousand connected wires, I feel like that's off and the loss of data won't improve unless the transport system was more efficiently set up.

[@ReiseLukas]

@@neunzehnvierundachtzig Maybe in the future tech like this will be biological, that could reduce rejection

[@RockyNoHands11]

Let me get my brain on it 😮

[@TigerE-ot1xp]

neuralink users when the hacker drops a 64 yottabyte zip bomb into their brain

[@T8USD]

Ladies and gentlemen, first cyborg ever. What an acomplishment.

[@corycoral7072]

So one thing i want to mention is the missing data points leading to a change in algorithm that then reached the same level of connectivity that was originally in place with more data points. This makes me curious what this new algorithm can do on a unit that has all these points still in place. For me, feels lke it might be a much greater leap than where he originally started from

[@RompFox]

it would be neat if they could eventually get to the point where they can do with 3-4 wires what they originally had to do with the amount theyre currently using

[@youtubepre-rr3kh]

this is simply insane to comprehend, how far we’ve come in the last 25 years

[@JaeLee83]

He a racist clown who has the luxury of buying cutting edge companies and taking credit for their innovations!

[@KevinsPortal]

We are the Borg. Surrender your ships immediately and prepare to be boarded. Resistance is futile.

[@charlesgoehring3445]

Glad to see tech helping this man get a better quality of life.

[@thugmessiah]

Go Noland, you the man.

[@Me-jb6fk]

I hate you

[@Iliketobeeducated]

Crazy, i can just imagine the human mind connecting to a drone then boom. Hostage recuse missions, gathering intel. Pretty neat and innovative.

[@okuuthenovel]

probably wouldnt have enough focus and would be too much of a hazard

[@Iliketobeeducated]

@@okuuthenovel we can dream tho 👀🙈

[@okuuthenovel]

@@Iliketobeeducated wait actually, if the already existing vr technology advanced alot then we might be able to have something similar to fulldive in like 50 years maybe but it will be alot less advanced

[@Iliketobeeducated]

@@okuuthenovel I was thinking since basically it allows people to control like OS with their brains then technically speaking I feel like it would be possible to basically control a drone for reconnaissance or hostage rescues. However, I do wonder if the link produced frequency and if so is their any way to counter that. I apologize but I just find technology evolving fascinating.

[@okuuthenovel]

@@Iliketobeeducated but it would be stressful to have full focus for that long and if your mind slips up it might crash into something and the movements would just be too complex since our brains are build to control our bodies not drones

[@snuffeldjuret]

1:45 having scroll would be awesome

[@SylvesterAshcroft88]

His neural alacrity is pretty incredible, considering most people get exhausted, concentrating on a single task for more than a few hours.

[@user-xu9go9bm2v]

Please do not resist!

[@AcadianaArchives]

How.... does it charge? Do you have to plug it in?

[@okuuthenovel]

prob gets it wirelessly

[@mikecabral1579]

Thanks for this informative video. I’m happy to see the progress made. I’m not a TV watcher and have not seen any other coverage on this implant. I’m happy that the young man is doing so well. He is a brave pioneer taking the point on this march.

[@adamnwizard]

Civs is simple controller wise, not mentally. The guy was beating people at chess too. Again, simple controls, demanding thought. He's being honest, and he's very smart. This is still mind blowing 🤯

[@favorita9184]

Thank you for sharing this video

[@Mantas-cm2sf]

Can't wait for Tesla to control my brain

[@user-vu2hh3kh7c]

This is Amazing! It is research and development like this that pushes humanity forward 10 fold. What a time to be alive. This is what we must care about.

[@sarcasm-83]

They should open paint while he sleeps and see what shapes it draws

[@erikhyndman1115]

When will it be able to remote control the user?

[@kinsman5807]

When 70%+ of all humans will have this in their head.

[@okuuthenovel]

it only recieves imput it doesnt give them

[@HomelessShoe]

Don't worry. They have at least 1 backdoor to keep an eye on you. And if you're lucky, they might even build a dedicated kill-switch for you in case you're going to be a naughty boy ))

[@5TAPL3]

Cybernetics from da chooms 🗣🔥

[@papiderpy]

i pointed that out with my girlfriend. the punk universe is cool as hell, and i hope science can advance to almost that point in my lifetime

[@kaklikful]

i really wanted a description on how it feels to use the mouse with the chip, do you just imagine the arrow going to that specific X,Y on screen and it goes? or do you actually feel the arrow somehow?

[@brebium7715]

I could see this becoming the aiming meta in esports once they can make it track better than a mouse

[@Tkzie]

we got Bluetooth brains before GTA 6💀

[@rxvenbreeze]

he should be a streamer fr fr. could get hecca viewership!

[@user-mg1ut9pk7p]

me and bro testing each others neurolink by sending each other zip bombs:

[@SerenaMaeTV]

Love this, so cool!

[@Wildminecraftwolf]

Its weird that the media is hyper fixating on this "one" problem as if they have not already solved 10000 similarly sized problems getting up to this point and likely many, many more to come.

[@AbyssEyes02]

thats why the media is mostly bad, they fixate on what will get the most views

[@LegoGoblin]

what do you want them to do? echo chamber and not tell of the problem?

[@Wildminecraftwolf]

@@LegoGoblin I want them to be consistent

[@LegoGoblin]

@@Wildminecraftwolf Consistent on what basis? This one video was not delving into the entire history of nerualink, and was recapping the pros and cons of the past 100 days for this human trial.

[@user-ik4br3nk2w]

Today is the tomorrow I dreamt about yesterday

[@Jorda5s]

I really thought I heard majority of the unreleased stuff this is really different I like it

[@markrowland1366]

Wonderful progress.

[@Mantixion]

oh HELL NO. last thing we need is the god damn internet streaming to our brains. they did a whole ass black mirror episode on why this shit ain't ok.

[@cephy8102]

Nobody said anything about "streaming the internet to our brains", pal. Primary goal of this Link is to restore body movement to disabled people. This here is just a step along the way. You gotta stop believing everything you see on the internet.

[@thekraken1173]

Just pay 10 dollars a month not to see commercials /s

[@jakesanders7421]

This is so freaking sick!

[@danponitlong]

SAY IT AGAIN....THIS JACKASS MILLIONAIRE IS JUST A DAMN JACKASS....

[@OkalaborationO]

This is the wildest thing going on in the world right now, and that's saying something.

[@FrozenInIce]

this is interesting but how are they powering the neuro link does it have an external charger or it needs a battery replaced?

[@3xVVVV]

Next we will have a ceph alien invasion because we stole their technology (its a crysis reference im not a conspiracy theorist)

[@PJMack-]

This will rewire the human mind and bring new levels of control to our masters!

[@hoplul]

LMAO

[@Doctor9Raccoon]

This is how humans would evolve.. not backwards in wars and destruction...

[@FutureAIDev2015]

I'd love it if NeuraLink were to be capable of restoring function below spinal cord defects

[@yerkomichelpinasilva445]

I would never put an implant in my brain in a world run by psychopaths.

[@homeyworkey]

ok stay paralyzed ur political takes aint gonna save your mental well being, bozo

[@jaredcuozzo1898]

Mark of the beast

[@harbinger200]

Well done, this is amazing.

[@chellinacell7450]

"You May Live to See Man-Made Horrors Beyond Your Comprehension.” - Tesla Anyway, I think he is literally a cybord atm then. Some people can move their prosthetic arms, but this is the shit that makes me believe in Cyberpunk 2077 universe which scares and amazes me.

[@birdyjr1153]

It starts like thie, It's safe to use, then Its fun, Then its mandatory!

[@kinsman5807]

We have to hold our ground! Allahu Akbar

[@beanbon666]

Scary thing is that these type of technology can be used for Thought Police purpose. Not Saying Elon will do it, but governments can

[@coondog7934]

not really, since first of all everyone would need such a link device implanted which is not likely to happen anytime soon. I highly doubt my generation (gen Y) will undergo this procedure, at least not on a large scale

[@latenrunor3591]

@@coondog7934 All it needs, is a crisis, or a high disadvantage to those refusing to take it, and people will be lining up themselves. Hasn't the period of 2020 - 2022 taught us anything?

[@tadasukoshi]

fbi agents watching me fap for the 5th time in one day

[@user-gf4dq9ni5t]

Imagine in the future everyone having neurolink and when they decide to fight a screen in their eyes appears with a card battle like yu gi oh And then shouting: It's time to d-d-d-d-duel! Id watch till someone wins fr

[@kyogre342]

wow that must be crazy for someone who has never been able to do these things while being parilyzed

[@user-tj5yg5pk8v]

Wonder what it's like in VR

[@savagecub]

Every time that guy walks by my house my Tesla starts making fart noises !?!?

[@jaeluatl]

Lol

[@FleshWizard69420]

Bro uploaded his ass gas💀

[@jeffreykoski2746]

So, does anyone know, what area of the motor cortex is the chip threads inserted?

[@NoisterPro]

Monthly neuralink subscription failed. Taking all money from your bank account and resetting your memory as a fine.

[@AstraPlanetshine]

I cant wait to see adds in my brain because i didn't want to pay the subscription fee. aahh

[@coondog7934]

just use some adblocker

[@dylandebruyn356]

It doesn't connect to your visuals, it takes brain commands for things like moving your left leg or arm and translates them into computer inputs

[@coondog7934]

@@dylandebruyn356 your brain can see without visual stimuli/inputs, thats why you can see images while your eyes being closed 😉

[@dylandebruyn356]

@@coondog7934 you missed my point, it only reads brain data, it doesn't write brain data. Neurolink doesn't give commands to the brain, the brain gives commands to the neurolink. data will never be going from the neurolink into the brain. If it could do that it would be the biggest breakthrough of this century.

[@mrseriousv1]

@@coondog7934 thats part of your visuals too. your brain is just making it up.

[@birdyjr1153]

Black mirror.

[@shrippie-4214]

Could you imagine if a compacitor started leaking

[@damoneclarion3914]

we’re gonna get true versus reality

[@SiliconSouthShow]

Incredible, I am so happy these folks are getting something, and this is amazing.