Neuralink Update - October 2024

[@scratchknudsen1]

Neuralink will be understood by the majority of Americans 2026, and relatively normal/accepted by 2031. It will be a part of everyday life for a significant number of regular Americans and a growing number of average people's lives across the world by 2036. I personally signed up for the "Prime" (neuralink) clinical trial but I cannot participate in the trial because I have wires internally implanted in my abdomen for an FES device that allows me to breathe (called diaphragmatic pacing system) and a fully implanted cough stimulation device. But it's thankfully really happening and it will drastically improve the lives of quadriplegics such as myself.

[@Intellectualodysseyai]

I work in the disability sector and I am a massive tech enthusiast, with AI and what this could do when its programmed into our brains as I believe is the singularity that we will experience in the near future. I have so much hope for you and other people who live with disability. I cannot wait to share your dreams and happiness that's coming.

[@ShannonJosephGlomb]

it really would be great if this whole technology become available faster like wow 50 million to basically know they will see soon enough and dude you get to be superhuman before most other people thats pretty cool and to think possibly to cure it all together :)

[@747maran]

Ability to increase one's intelligence to a power of x, would be tempting to get a chip planted in my brain.

[@oranges557]

Are you guys realizing too that we are kind of in a golden age od technology again? New breakthroughs everywhere, massive gains in ai, robotics, brainchips, biotechnology, renewables, FSD, quantum computing and so on, what a time to be alove

[@carultch]

Sounds like we are also in a decline of the human brain having any value, as well. What will people even do when all this AI and robotics gets everyone fired? You can't automate your way to prosperity forever; eventually unemployment will reach critical mass and cause a recession that hurts the very companies that perpetrated all this job destruction.

[@Alpha_Sigma01]

@@oranges557 Why yes.. yes I do good sir!

[@emotionalsuccess]

Absolutely. We just need to get our polarising politics sorted and get back to being excited as humanity as a whole with what we can achieve working together!

[@Alpha_Sigma01]

@@emotionalsuccess Truly! 💯💪

[@nakkabadz6443]

​@@carultchIt's not beneficial to view this technology negatively; it requires time to evolve. The technology in question may only become feasible in 20 to 30 years, providing ample time for adoption. This is similar to the advent of the internet and computers; those who failed to adapt lost their jobs to individuals proficient with technology. Consequently, the number of jobs actually increased. Imagine if you no longer had to perform most laborious tasks and could concentrate solely on the outcomes-how much more could you accomplish? If this technology were developed for daily use, our rate of technological advancement could accelerate significantly. For instance, achievements projected for 50 years could potentially be realized in just 5 years, marking a substantial leap forward.

[@Ecthelion3918]

Always looking forward to your uploads

[@orlandowahlsteen8555]

@@Ecthelion3918 me to 🥰

[@theteenageexperiment1356]

2038 Is the year I reckon it'll be normal, I just hope their rate of advancement doesn't slow down

[@BruceThomson]

I'd love to have a Neuralink even today, to open the digital gate out to all imaginable devices, enormously increasing my ability to sense, process, and transmit. 'Totally thrilling, I can't wait. Remember, this is in conjunction with the torrent of AI and VR and robotics functionality emerging day by day, streamlining the speed and accuracy of the user learning and the data processing. Thanks for the update.

[@sandeepbhan473]

PLEASE DO NOT FALL INTO THIS TRAP, The plan is to drive humans using this kind of gadget in the interest of corporate revenue. Imagine this device transmitting signals in your brain causing you to feel what they want and when they want, For example they could make you fell want to eat a food of specific brand like for example "you feel to eat a dominos pizaa or MacD Burger" or "you feel to consume specific drink OR even do something". the plan is even beyon this, they want to control your decisions and your actions, in-shot you become their slaves, you will be driven by AI based softwares which will help corporates to generate high, targeted and predictable revenues, these softwares will also control voting results in elections for any nation. These gadget can even make you to go to an extent where you could harm or kill yourself or somebody else whom you even don't know or even don't have any reason. Testing this gadget on handicap patients would help this company to earn emotional support for their product and resist any backlash against their gadget and easily achieve their future aspirations. This is a Corporate Terrorism. PLEASE inform and educate everybody around you and DO NOT FALL INTO THIS TRAP.

[@superrnovaa3]

Electric vehicle, autonomous driving,ai,space, satellite WiFi, brain computer interface. Wow.

[@13thbiosphere]

Hopefully next on the list would be the end of world starvation

[@JTwisty]

@@13thbiosphere I thought one of his sons was working on that

[@13thbiosphere]

@@JTwisty no that's Muhammad yunus

[@yobi9563]

@@superrnovaa3 Underground tunnels(boring company), speaking at trumps rally, ect. Guy is busy

[@abdullahemad9457]

Electric vehicles Battery technology Rooftop solar power Autonomous driving & xAi Humanoid robots Advanced space rockets Satellite internet Neuralink brain interface Boring tunnels

[@meowtiii]

Yup Mark of the Beast. Obviously they’re going to try to make it look appealing and helpful

[@duncanluthervanheerden2906]

Go back to Salem

[@musicandgallery-nature]

“We are the Borg. You will be assimilated. Resistance is futile.” “We need more drones like you.” “Freedom is irrelevant. Self-determination is irrelevant. You must comply.”

[@marvintheys5616]

This is amazing. Imagine gaming for the average consumer, typing a Word document, doing a presentation, writing code, watching Netflix. With Blindsight could you stream a movie directly to your optic nerves and audio directly to your "audio" nerves. This is next level. The difference that they are making to enable sight to the blind, computer access to disabled people is a win for humanity. Not long before you will be able to cure Parkinsons?

[@carultch]

This is terrifying. What even is there to live for anymore, when AI and robotics take all the jobs, and even entertainment is directly linked to your brain?

[@marvintheys5616]

@@carultch , live entertainment is just one aspect. We're heading towards the complete digitization of the human experience which, among other things, can lead to shared experience, accessibility, innovation, (endless list). As a species we are transcending our natural limitations. Being terrified is a rational response. However, given all of the unknown elements I guess it comes down to the glass half full scenario.👍

[@colinmcintyre1769]

Imagine how terrible it would be to have companies play adds into your thoughts that slowly contribute to the scar tissue buildup on the brain that normal healthy people will want based on elons' propaganda all for profits

[@2facestyle]

this is many things, but not amazing..

[@denjamin2633]

@carultch When all jobs are automated Ill get to actually pursue my interests like raising my children, hiking, and woodworking instead of wasting most of my hours every week working to be able to afford food and shelter. What will be left is a naive question.

[@s_kokkalis]

In order for brain implants to become as common as phones they need to get a lot smaller and easier to implant. There must be no doubt of their safety and must work better than phones.

[@UslKwe]

It will be. Just remember how big old cell phones were compared to some of today's phones/ computers.

[@jamesbarker3747]

I’d feel much easier if you could put it in a cup of tea and they just made their own way to where they need to be.dont you think.

[@Alpha_Sigma01]

I want a neuralink right now bro! ❤🎉 Thnx for the update!!!

[@Ej_Switch]

That’s the mark of the beast, buddy

[@ExecutiveZombie]

@@Alpha_Sigma01 Be careful what you ask for because the Neuralink is addressing Spine + Vision injuries not make you Lebron James + Gaming Master….

[@MSPAINTEREXPLAINER]

2035 is when having a neuralink will be normal

[@creatvsdd99]

My brother has OCD, germaphobia, and schizoaffective disorder. I hope Neuralink or some other type of technology comes fast. He barely leaves the house unfortunately. He is 30 years old.

[@gonzalezm244]

Seems a little soon to me. I think normal for people with preexisting conditions but I think it’d be at least another decade before it becomes a consumer product like the smartphone.

[@malcolmhightower9407]

Or it will only be normal in your Sci Fi dreams

[@denjamin2633]

​@malcolmhightower9407 Pacemakers are considered normal. Thinking it won't at least reach the same status as pacemakers or wearing glasses is ignoring previous trends.

[@SilveredDawn]

I'm thinking 2030 the latest

[@TravisCotter]

Neuralink makes me hopeful for the future. The possibilities are endless and interesting just to think about. Xman

[@MartinRodriguez-qk4hc]

One step closer to absolute mind control. When we are all connected to artificial intelligence, the updates will make the change so gradual that we won't even notice it. Large corporations are totally unscrupulous, and they have always tried to manipulate the world's population. Now they have an excellent tool for their purposes, which have already been planned well in advance. If you start using their technology on your body, you will end up having to accept all the changes they want to make to your software, in the future. You will end up being a product of them, and you will be an automaton.

[@troystanley3401]

@@MartinRodriguez-qk4hc Our brain's aren't very powerful. Your senses are just used to being abused for something of value. Remove the value, remove the threat. Gold can't buy anything soon. No point.

[@Ej_Switch]

This is the mark of the beast

[@MS-rw3rh]

I am learning fMRI, dMRI, epilepsy and boy my mind now blows aways from this breakthrough! Cant wait to get one soon to connect the mother net!

[@johnsmithy7918]

Problems to overcome: 1. Neural integrity/security 2. Simple to implant (stapler anyone?) 3. Simple to extract 4. Feasible to buy and upgrade 5. Orders of magnitude of superiority over non-users

[@wallywest6580]

I would certainly say that the first problem is many peoples main concern and will hopefully be addressed by musk and his team. I'm relatively sure they have addressed problems 2-4 though. And number 5 will be dependent on how many people decide to use the chip as well as what the chip is actually capable of ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@johnsmithy7918]

@@wallywest6580 Well 2 and 3 has not been overcome because currently surgery is needed to insert/extract the implant. In order for billions of people to have this product you need something much easier. Feasible, well it might be relatively cheap already but costs ought to be near those of "ordinairy" brain surgery which is way too much for most so I'd say number 4 is not sufficiently resolved.

[@ricky1925]

Imagine having an interactive heads up display in your vision. That would be awesome!

[@user-mm8jv3tn2l]

I believe that Neurolink will be mainstream by 2030.

[@renetto]

Another great video!

[@NPNGxD3ATH]

I think it will be widely accepted and used by 2040.

[@revelari]

i’d say by 2050. I think neuralink will be very niche until then. it’ll be a slow progress because of religion. All of muslims and christian’s will riot against it. Thus creating a lot of hatred against the company and users.But i believe in 2040, there’s going to be about 40,000 who aren’t impaired at all and healthy will be using it.

[@Codemanlex]

@@revelariHumans would evolve, those that ignore this implants would be at a huge disadvantage in life. Humans would get better and faster while some religions would hold people back. I do not plan on being a forgotten specie like Neanderthal. This has always been the plan since we discovered how to make fire since the caveman days

[@revelari]

@@Codemanlex i agree, i will be getting it too.

[@buckmazz]

When can the non-imparied get supersight? IR and UV overlay would be interesting to see...

[@buckmazz]

wow...ok few min into video it´s mentioned...can hardly wait for the flawless consumer chips...

[@carultch]

@@buckmazz Supersight should be illegal. Otherwise this could mean people could use it to invade your privacy, by seeing through clothing you think is opaque. The social contract requires that people can only directly see you with visible light. Anything else should require informed consent.

[@buckmazz]

@@carultch The future is getting strange. Regulation always comes after shit hits the fan. We´ll see with this one ;-) But very good point.

[@Muzick]

As always - another great episode about Neuralink! Thank you!

[@LudwigVonwanderflieh]

Im a big fan of youre company. I believe one day you will help many countries and people. Im glad you work with humans. I love bio or human hacking

[@inceptional]

The Neuralink is very cool, but I have no doubt that future AR glasses like Orion will absolutely be the choice of the vast majority of people over some Neuralink device for the next decades, unless they can make a Neuralink that isn't invasive in the next decades and that also can make you see images that are indistinguishable from real life basically. For the foreseeable future, wearing a super-powered pair of glasses will be the way to go for a device that's basically going to be the new smartphone imo. And VR will be the way to go for when you want to be fully immersed in gaming and other experiences, which is the equivalent of the Switch or some other console or your gaming PC or Steam Deck. Chances are there will be plenty of hybrid MR devices that allow for both AR and MR at will, basically the Quest 3 but in a much smaller form factor. And maybe at some point way down the line a Neuralink type of device will finally be a genuine option for most people. But I think you're being way too optimistic and even somewhat naive if you think that's going to happen in say the next ten years or even 20 years or longer. Not just because the tech isn't as far along as some would believe, but just because getting some brain implant really won't be more normal than wearing basically a pair of glasses for AR for a long time, if ever, at least not beyond crazy places like LA or somewhere like that. But maybe in a hundred years we'll all be jacked into the Matrix, and that basically is the ultimate Neuralink at that point. The Matrix is a long way off though. That's my take anyway.

[@alexxarasho1138]

If you ever get to interview or talk with someone from neuralink, can you ask them if people will be able to feel prosthetics ?

[@harran9962]

That is possible yes. Just beyond comprehension of most.

[@alexxarasho1138]

@@harran9962 I would like a more specific answer lol

[@rickw3941]

Nice update Ryan. Very exciting.

[@shamtheguy]

Everything is moving so fast but I just sit here and watch it on my phone.

[@Messenger_5]

The mark of the beast. Romans 15:13 - "May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit."

[@lawrencepietrangeloiv2582]

Elon has the gift of harnessing the power of human potential…he generates many of the ideas but organizing and motivating people to create these outcomes is truly inspirational. This is true leadership!

[@Evolved_Einstein]

4:17 that's literally a superpower

[@StephenMinkin]

We all know it works and can do amazing stuff. It's all about the procedure. Replacing a part of skull but not cutting out the layer underneath is very easy anyone can do. That's the part that needs to happen. When that happens, it's then common consumer ready.

[@choiceblade]

Five years to normal

[@Codemanlex]

Ai is advancing so fast that I don’t blame you for this prediction

[@Rod_Knee]

I think having Neuralink will be viewed as normal by 2033, barring political or kinetic attacks on Elon and his businesses.

[@stonyn86]

yay, one step closer to full-dive vr in my lifetime!

[@Hshjshshjsj72727]

Thank you good content

[@NeuraPod]

Thanks for watching

[@mastrkool]

I think it’s gonna be much sooner than people think, people often forget that is not the only company working on brainchips, there’s precision, Synchron, not to mention the Chinese companies working on making that technology much cheaper, I think it’s gonna take less than 5 years

[@TimeFlux1089]

Nice set, and great info!

[@NeuraPod]

Thank you.

[@thehumblewolf]

Praying that they go to Deaf/Hearing as a next product! Stats on how many people dealing with hearing loss and how it cuts into the labor force!

[@BenVanCamp]

“When ye therefore shall see the abomination of desolation, spoken of by Daniel the prophet, stand in the holy place, (whoso readeth, let him understand:) for then shall be great tribulation, such as was not since the beginning of the world to this time, no, nor ever shall be. And except those days should be shortened, there should no flesh be saved: but for the elect's sake those days shall be shortened.” ‭‭Matthew‬ ‭24‬:‭15‬, ‭21‬-‭22‬

[@English_Lessons_Pre-Int_Interm]

I still hope that infrared scanners can allow me to have the same abilities without puncturing my brain.

[@harran9962]

I want one of these

[@carultch]

Until hackers use it to violate your private thoughts, and make you consent to things you otherwise wouldn't agree to doing.

[@Ej_Switch]

And this is probably the mark of the beast, so I wouldn’t take it

[@PedroHenriquePS00000]

12:22 i have to agree with you here, i always thought this, although 13:08 i think mark has changed a bit on his strategy of being viewed. i do think vision pro are a preview of what neuralink will be. the OS is being done before the hardware

[@imValerium]

I loved this coverage - thanks a lot. I’d have to disagree with one of your last statements though. Meta’s Oculus Quest, being primarily a VR headset, has no intention of replacing phones. Once the software and other related hardware devices are improved upon, it will be replacing traditional gaming devices to create a more immersive experience. However, Meta has announced their Orion, which is a pair of glasses much more comfortable in a smaller form factor than other AR devices. This is more likely the near future, and then neuralink will come along after and augment it even further, or simply replace it completely. Great video though, thanks

[@NeuraPod]

Thanks for taking the time to watch and thoughtfully comment. Mark has talked quite a bit about glasses being the "next generation computing platform." Since he wants to connect everyone and everything, I think he really wants both these products to replace phones in different ways. Regardless, Neuralinks are gonna crush these headsets imo

[@imValerium]

@@NeuraPod of course bro, thanks for making it! And yeah I agree, long term BCIs or adjacent tech will be more integral than phones. The fact we’re already witnessing their early stages is wild, especially with concepts like longevity escape velocity suggesting that advancements in medical tech may allow us to live indefinitely. Regardless, it’ll be cool to see how this all pans out in society. I imagine while we see Neuralink develop their tech through medical practice, glasses/something similar will replace phones, enabling hands free and much more immersive experiences. Then after a while of that, BCIs will become available for the general public, throwing us into a whole new era of literally everything haha. It’s super cool talking to likeminded people about all this so I appreciate that :)

[@Akain_Divine]

That update means that telepathy is already possible between 2 users of Neuralink, wow.

[@xxxlatif]

These updates are coming quick

[@Ratgodx]

From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh…

[@jamesbarker3747]

Could this work for people that have Huntington’s disease

[@rhyusarmiento6530]

Neurolinks will be normal when a) less invasive and able to be taken out and used with no medical drawbacks b) Digitally secure with privacy and control c) more digital interfaces

[@haragenus]

This Is Amazing

[@sjhaji]

Yeah Sir quite specific

[@scifibri2376]

NeuraLink will be normal starting in the early 2040s. It will be less rare by the early 30s but the reason I think it will take longer to become normal is because Lasic surgery is not as common place as I thought it would be and it was made available in circa 1992. I thought back then it would replace contact lenses by 2010 or 2012 but it hasn't.

[@paulaorf2753]

Id be curious to hear what other studies or subjects or Company’s are connected to The Neurolink itself. Connections for reasons of Politics or Investors. Im curious to see if Incyte or Otsuka developed anything connected other than pharmacy stuff. Considering the count of phases in some studies it would not seem that integration would not be a desired outcome.

[@leonardotirelli637]

I think that mind is a little more complicated than synapsis. Co sequently I suppose there will be a lot of short and long term collateral effects following all these direct interventions on our minds.

[@phantomr6474]

Will neuralink chip help with cerebral paralysis, and can we use it for children's? How do you think?

[@nickmeyers5798]

I'm going to be more pessimistic but also (imo) significantly more logical and say that, if Neuralink ever does become normal, it won't be until 2070 or so. This technology has come a long way, but, to get to the point in which it becomes tempting/and or suggested for the average person, it will have to have the ability to do many more things than it currently can... In addition to that, the technology has a long way to go before we are able to implant it into millions upon millions of people's brains in a years time. I'm sorry to potentially hurt the feelings of some excited Neuralink fans, but anything earlier than 2050 is completely unrealistic and anything before 2070 (in terms of "normalcy") I think is optimistic.

[@chandrapoudel1985]

very very nice video but When will be commercial treatment for Retinitis Pigmentosa all over the world i am from nepal please sent me informations

[@mehnameehjeff6325]

The approach Elon takes with his companies will have this developed quick. The only way to make it the norm is making it available to as many as possible while making it cheap. Smart phones came a long way in a couple decades, but is now the norm. I’d say 2044 it will be too.

[@Dillan-Moore]

Sick

[@shamtheguy]

If I get an implant I don’t think my production at work will not improve. I would be distracted constantly.

[@Astrologer-itonics]

Да , зрение для слепого человека. Слух для того кто не слышит. Это прорыв в науке.

[@chriswilliams5291]

I just want to be able to use my computer again without hand pain,. numbness and tingling. I am looking forward to this being available to the public as it will give me more recreational and professional opportunities. 🙏🥳

[@akihiko99]

I am just waiting for the BCI to put in full dive VR Aincrad

[@kennethelliott9248]

This video is not entirely correct. Didn’t Apple say they wanted to shrink the tech of a cellphone (or Vision Pro) into contact lens? That solves the social problems instantly, and no need to cut open people’s heads.

[@Karl-Benny]

Calling Elon God is a bit Much but He would appreciate it Now we have to get him a bigger Hat Oh and Of course all the Very smart People at Neuralink

[@yoyo-jc5qg]

infrared vision would be quite the superpower you'll actually know if someone is excited to see you, you'll be able to detect people thru walls or in the dark, and be able to see if someone's a hothead 😂

[@source1982]

2034 will be the year

[@ceez-fr3zv]

Yeah nah I would never put anything in my head that was created by any company of Musk

[@silberlinie]

8:30 This is Kelly Bundy from Married... with Children.

[@that-one3408]

It sounds like a great idea but it also sounds like it could go horribly wrong in a number of different ways

[@kennethelliott9248]

Neuralink: Elon Musk didn’t kill anyone this month!

[@ginogarcia8730]

holy fok - patient 2 CAN USE CAD!!! IMAGINE HIM IN BLENDER MAKING ANIMATION OR SOMETHING WHAT

[@PatrickHarris-y6j]

Love the advancements some of Us knew were on the horizon. Careful of dual-use / abuse.

[@its_slat3]

Cyberpunk on a subtle level 👀

[@somusamba6118]

Even those who can see can experience so many things which are only possible through vr

[@renegroulx7029]

Warren Buffet had a self-driving car since the 90s.

[@Zsd2035]

I am doing masters in computer science engineering from iisc banglore, India ( one of the top colleges of India) . Can u please suggest me what are the areas i have to focus on in order to get a SDE role in neuralink?

[@malcolmhightower9407]

I do not think this kind of future will be as widely adopted as you guys may think

[@Allofussurvived]

Wow even Infrared that means he could tune their eyes to frequency where we can see Evil monsters

[@Viperzka]

I disagree about the AR evaluation. I am convinced that what will happen is that the glasses style AR will take off. The interface and UX will change how people use their computers. This will be especially true since the Meta Orion is using the mind reading wrist band. These devices will be easier to approve, build, and ship than neuralink. FDA approval for an elective surgery will take far more time than for medically beneficial surgeries. Customers will also be far more willing to adopt them since it is a relatively normal device. The new UX they will use will be very similar to neuralink, just much weaker. This fact will make the jump to neuralink easier for people. It'll also mean that companies will be able to build dual style apps that can operate in both systems since they can use a similar logic of field of view display and mental manipulation.

[@jancenon143]

It will be publicly accepted on 2030 -2033 :)

[@apoage]

Hmm cool would be cool to have preprocessing neural layer to properly utilize neuralink to brain interface believe that's would provide experience beyond hd

[@spectralvalkyrie]

We got 32 thousand points of light ...

[@jonathancraig870]

I want one for gaming calculator and cell phone

[@ImaginaryOne888]

I am always wondering when we will have functional Nanobots injected in our body to repair , operate and enhance our biology , do you think we would even need to have a surgical chip in our brain , won't it be still relatively more easier , safer to enject millions of Nanobots into a human body througha syringe will would help our body's biology in every possible way , also it will be easier to update their software more easily Imagine in years around 2065 when Artificial Super Intelligence will be a common thing and then imagine this ASI to be personal health caretaker will manage all of the Nanobots to help our biology in the most efficient way possible potentially giving us more than just able to visually see all the wavelengths of electromagnetic spectrum , but that's something almost 40 years later thing , but if you were to ask me I would like to wait for 40 years rather tha implanting a physical chip into my brain by opening my skull no matter how good it could be until or unless it could help me to Escape an immediate deadly situation. THANK YOU

[@carultch]

What will people EVEN want to live for anymore, when robots and AI take all the jobs?

[@ShannonJosephGlomb]

imagine how safe everything will be when AI is experiencing what we see imagine the safety issues this will solve it will be impossible for bad actors against the greater good to exist like if i see something suss and have opted in then the AI will definitely see it :) pretty cool imho

[@tshepoedwin3190]

Thank Elon Musk

[@renegroulx7029]

Mark Zuckerberg had Windows 11 since the 90s.

[@mke_gal]

It's one thing to want people with paralysis to be able to walk again, it's another to be excited about the prospect of healthy people electing to get chipped in the brain so they can use technology with their heads. The latter sounds really creepy to me. I honestly hope it never becomes the norm.

[@ВячеславКозаченко-д5б]

Guys, take up neurobiology and genetics; if you manage to create materials for growing organ transplants, you will make billions in profits. Of course, Artificial Intelligence and robotics have prospects, but not like transplantation medicine and neurosurgery nanorobots.

[@ConnoisseurOfExistence]

It's crazy that people are still using primitive and crude devices like Utah arrays... I would be really surprised if Neuralinks still aren't commonplace in 2040! I think the fears and prejudices will quickly dissipate in just few years from now, because the applications for Neuralink will be truly amazing! The fears will be quickly replaced by excitement and even envy and jealousy for the access to abilities and apps which Neuralink patiens will have. By the way, I think that using BCIs to connect to the motor cortex for speech production is inefficient and highly limitted. Instead, we should connect BCIs to broca's and wernicke's areas of the brain, which deal with high level recognition, interpretation and production of speech. The AI on the BCIs can be trained (I have an idea about that) to translate activity in those areas directly into speech. That way, we can directly transmit words and concepts to computers, without needing us to imagine actually moving our mouth to pronounce those words.

[@Karl-Benny]

Until Elon came along these Pioneers were not allowed or funded to do the thing`s they dreamed about while studying their field see EV`s Space X these People were always there but no one that listened. thanks Elon

[@scratchknudsen1]

I like your fractal profile picture. Let me know if you'd like to hear my theory about how I think I can explain God's omniscience (truly knowing everything that will happen) while human beings can simultaneously have free will/free choice and God is also still able to intervene in our present reality to cause miracles. The theory is based on fractals and the Mandelbrot set.

[@ConnoisseurOfExistence]

@@Karl-Benny That's kinda true, but there are also other BCI companies and space companies, although none are so successful like Elon's.

[@ConnoisseurOfExistence]

@@scratchknudsen1 Sounds interesting, but that's not the place. Also, whatever your theory is, I would only argue against it.

[@scratchknudsen1]

​@@ConnoisseurOfExistence 100% agree about the place. If the right context existed, healthy pushback never hurt anybody😉 Regarding your comment about the Utah array, that thing seems almost barbaric, definitely creepy at a minimum. But it is amazing and frankly mind-blowing (no pun intended) to realize how many channels neuralink can handle versus the Utah array. I'm not eligible for the neuralink clinical trial despite being a quadriplegic, so I'm going to sign up the moment it is more widely available. How soon would you get one implanted?

[@Furyan5theLoneWolf]

This might work great for people who have lost their vision, but, people born blind or those who lost their vision very early in life, it won't work. Children born blind will need the implant before the age of 6 months for it to work.

[@silberlinie]

4:44 Your enthusiasm has taken you way beyond reality. Telepathy and teleportation really have nothing to do with this device. It will help restore a person's vision.

[@0zyris]

The fear of the state or corporate interests being able to mess around inside your brain is a very valid and real one. However, with almost every human being addicted to and believing what they see and hear on their phones all day, the stable door was left open in the 1980's and the horse has already bolted. The state and big business is already fully in your head. This is just the next step in the process. With the parallel rapid development of complex materials which can sense various things including pressure, temperature and magnetic fields, plus other synthetic materials that can efficiently simulate muscle activity, bone, cartilage as well as full on organs like hearts and kidneys, fields associated initially with prosthetics but later robotics, the Neuralink technology will soon fuse with rapidly evolving AI to produce fully functional androids which will either serve as vessels to house our human brains and prolong our conscious life spans or even operate as fully conscious autonomous cyber beings co-existing with us. This evolution is incremental, global and essentially unstoppable. It was always going to be our future.

[@MongoosePreservationSociety]

2055 neuralink will be "normal". I figure it took cell phones 30 years to be normal, so early adopters of neuralink start in 2025 and we go from there.

[@Codemanlex]

Remember as we advance, it gets shorter and shorter.

[@Ms.Robot.]

Are you ready for your upgrade.🎉

[@hyperionsama]

Giving you and your video a thumbs up, but I’m def never getting a neurolink 💀 maybe if I become a paraplegic, I’ll reconsider so I can play balatro and hades

[@Drdre11]

I bet it will take 30 years to have a “neurolink” type product be normal.

[@lourdessilva6442]

Sem palavras esse documentário diante do cenário sombrio e terror que vivemos tem outras redes para acompanhar seu trabalho tik tok

[@mrleenudler]

Utah arrays! We're still using those?? Also: Neuralinks will be trending to be normal in healthy people in 2040+