Shape the Future of Assistive Technology with Neuralink

[@BobBostwick1]

This is the future I'm excited about. A positive one, with ALL the media selling negativity, it's refreshing to see something positive.

[@sokoo1978]

MSM is still insanely negative about it, practically the only headline I saw was "Neuralink found problems in the first patient's implant". I saw zero positive headline, really shameful.

[@r-saint]

99% of legacy media and most youtubers actually spinned this story negatively.

[@Astra2]

@@r-saint If they spent a single day as a paraplegic, they'd have a very different opinion.

[@altair1405]

The CIV6 legend itself

[@OmnoWombo]

Love seeing humanity progress like this, instead of fighting wars.

[@SynarG]

Fun fact wars actually benefit humanity

[@_Dawnbreaker_123]

​@@SynarG how so ? This time period we are living in is the most peaceful humanity has ever been.

[@Tobythefirst1]

@@_Dawnbreaker_123 He probably means that wars force technological advancements and development. War can be beneficial or it could be detrimental, it all depends on which side you are on.

[@missingpiece2071]

Godspeed Neuralink

[@Piskit709]

It took more than 7 years... I mean the research was indeed for a vast amount but that isn't a godspeed compared to like OpenAI

[@lecrowpus.]

@@Piskit709 it was slow because uptill naw all the studies were done on animals . they cant coordinate with us about what they r feeling and what they r thinking and we cant tellthem to do certain things like move your handup or think to move your hand up but with the first human we can do it and the research will be naw more faster then ever so Godspeed neuralink

[@user-cz6dq3xp4r]

​@@Piskit709openai was like a 7 years too, maybe more

[@ihrstan]

@@Piskit709 there's too many laws around this subject for it to develop at a fast pace

[@Tobythefirst1]

@@Piskit709 OpenAI and Neuralink are two completely different technologies. One is purely digital, the other is both digital and physical. Making advanced algorithms is easier than making neurological implants

[@JasonWhittle1]

This is the kind of news that should be on the news more ❤

[@_Livefreeordie_]

I just don't quite understand the hate. This dude will clearly have a better quality of life with something like this. Always fear mongering when it comes to these sorts of things. Nobody is forcing anyone to get this....

[@datboionabike]

It mostly comes from popular media and people attacking Elon following his acquisition of Twitter.

[@dontmatter4423]

​@@TheCarmacon "large corpos are as ethically correct as it gets" I hope you're strictly speaking of experiments and not other ethics

[@steelrain1313]

They hate cuz all they do is moan bitch and complain!

[@maultwo]

People hate Elon and his companies because he disagrees with them politically and is highly successful. It's childish and petty, but what can you do.

[@LoveYourself.....]

But even after the surgery still he can't walk what Elon musk claimed before.

[@simplyme9700]

People were hating on it, but now that it works everyone has suddenly been rooting for it from the beginning😂

[@calogix]

Yeah, I think most people thought of some crazy gadget that lets you access the internet through your brain. But really, obviously its first use will be to help people with serious issues as it should be.

[@UlyssesDrax]

Is it the exact same individuals who were hating on it that are now supporting it, or is it that the haters were being vocal about it online, and now the supporters are being vocal about it?

[@Jack-vv7zb]

That's the story of all of Musk's companies

[@yt-sh]

@@UlyssesDrax exactly, I think optimism is good as long as it doesn't break anything and we are not taking about messing with some computer but our brain and life

[@daveyjoseph6058]

I've been telling everyone for years that this shit will either make or break humanity

[@lgtwzrd]

Noland (first patient) has a score over 9.5 in WebGrid, and I'm a fully functioning adult who's been clicking that mouse for over 30 years and I scored only 8.5 on my first try. It is amazing what you guys are doing, and it is unbelievably exciting how many people you will help in the future with your cutting edge technology. May the most unfortunate among us, be fortunate to gain not only some body functionality but superpowers! Congrats and I wish you all the best.

[@WorldofTaleplays]

Soon it will be unfair to play online with the people with neurochips

[@Casevil669]

To think the news outlets had the audacity to post clickbait articles about this technology as if it had unforeseen negative, even life-threatening consequences for Nolan is fucking bonkers. This tech is literally turning his life around. Incredible job.

[@stevenattaway]

He's going to crush everyone at Mario Kart.

[@_blank_3737]

ehhhhhhhhhhh. if yk the the game tournement settings then yk

[@Stéphane-s1j]

@@stevenattaway lol everyone has their own skills ..!

[@nigelshizoworkshop]

Yup, He is! Because he has direct output from his brain to the game, instead of traditional brain-gamepad-game scheme.

[@Arthurknight.4]

God speed brother I hope to meet you one day!

[@JoelEZ1]

🤯 everytime. Patient registry is great to see. This is where man has wanted to go.

[@Mid.Yamaha]

Well Done Nueralink.

[@ElluscientTechnologySolutions]

This really brings hope to people! Neuralink offers significant hope to people with quadriplegia by potentially enabling them to control devices directly with their thoughts, thereby regaining independence. This technology also holds promise for restoring motor function, revolutionizing the quality of life and autonomy for those with severe spinal cord injuries. Keep up the good work!

[@mondipa6556]

Invent a device that stops overthinking negative side effects like suppression immune system, memory power loss, forgetting many things or thoughts, mental health issues,acid reflux,low testosterone level in male,lack of maturity means abnormalities increases or inmature increases,vision loss,high blood pressure, increases stress, concentration problems etc for whole life after taking it but notice that this device have no negative side effects and make a rule all over the world that this device are free for everyone.

[@caesar_cider2777]

i'm curious if the neuralink chip can be used to control mechanical parts, like -giant battle mechs- mechanized limb braces, or motorized wheelchairs

[@USCsteveO]

It can, and it will. Maybe not our generation or the next, but with NL and other companies testing similar products, it will be available (for a very premium price).

[@15Redstones]

The main thing about Neuralink compared to other brain chips is that it has a huge number of wires in the brain and doesn't require complicated machinery to work. With the right software it could wirelessly connect to and control any device you want, though learning how to use it might take the patient some time. Moving a cursor was an obvious first step because it's simple enough that you can teach a monkey to do it. Now that they have human patients they can tackle more complicated applications.

[@julfinch]

I believe that Neuralink’s primary mission is to be able to move disabled body parts by accessing the neurons, brains, veins, etc. that are controlling them. I cannot help but also imagine that they will create products like exoskeletons controllable by the implants in the brain and that will be the start of my childhood dream of riding a Gundam. LFG! 🤣

[@teodor4ik183]

Or, even optimus... It can be used as avatar

[@giampaolomannucci8281]

Easy enough, if he can control a computer (and he can) he can also control anything controlled by a computer. Build a robot or any other mechanical part that is controller by a computer and, yes, he can control it.

[@kevinlavoie2]

Inspiring 🤯♥️

[@MachoShacho]

You’re the boss, Noland! Neuralink will change the world, one person at a time! And one Mario Kart round at a time!

[@mikeoremus]

Thank you Nolan. The future generations really appreciate your courage.

[@josicoSiete]

@Neuralink what is the object of the 0:28, it's like a wireless charger?

[@vanee657]

I signed up. We'll see what happens

[@Mr_Battlefield]

I wish you the best 🙏

[@fishygaming793]

Good luck!

[@Gman-j3e]

It's the mark of the beast! You're not just flesh, you have a soul,do you want to spend eternity burning in darkness? Whoever takes the mark will be a damned mind controled slave & burn in the lake of fire day & night without rest forever! Seek God through Jesus Christ while there's still time, taking this will be the biggest regret of your existence!

[@Noredia_Yuki]

​@@Gman-j3eis Jesus going to heal him and the rest of the paralysed people? why is he even letting his people suffer in the first place

[@fishygaming793]

@@Gman-j3e Calm down man! It's going to be OK, i can promise you that.

[@madsen.casper]

Amazing work all around! Noland doing "useful things" to help develop the tech is so underrated! Go Neuralink! Go Noland! ❤

[@EverythingDigital5779]

Love you guys. Incredible work, and here’s to many more years of success!

[@mondipa6556]

Invent a device that is integrated into the human body that stops unnecessary thoughts from entering the mind while engaging in productive activities such as studying, job interviews,while giving any exam like class exam,final exam,job interviews exam etc,cooking, business, learning to ride scooters, scooty, bikes, cycle, cars,learns new skills or things etc for whole life after taking it but notice that this device has no negative side effects or even if we intentionally try to think about unnecessary thoughts, this device stops those thoughts from arising and doesn't allow unnecessary thoughts to enter the mind but notice that this device has no negative side effects and makes a rule all over the world that this device is free for everyone and spread this invention all the world

[@arandomstudent-re1ni]

I am excited about Neuralink's potential to revolutionize neurological treatments. One intriguing application could be enhancing bionic limbs by integrating neural control. By interpreting brain signals to control prosthetics, Neuralink could provide more intuitive and precise functionality compared to existing methods. This advancement could significantly improve the quality of life for amputees and individuals with mobility impairments. This suggestion was generated with the help of ChatGPT. Keep up the groundbreaking work, Neuralink! 🚀 #Neuralink #BionicLimbs

[@yosha_ykt]

Great job, we have a bright future ahead of us thanks to smart people

[@NicholasNerios]

Excited for this technology moving forward into the future.

[@Stéphane-s1j]

@@NicholasNerios that's the future for people with disabilities, let's make our ideas doing prosperity each and every day. 😃💭🤲❤️✨

[@a13Banger]

Simply incredible story. This dude is such an amazing human. I can't wait for Neurallink to make it to everyone

[@ikdeikke]

Its so satisfying to show this to my friends who always think im talking out of my ass when I discuss new technology. I started studying IT years ago with the hope of being able to use my skills even better once the neuralink becomes more widely available.

[@RebeccaLarson-v7n]

I’m so glad you’re doing better Nolan 🤗👽🐯🌱 I’m so glad Neuralink has been able to enhance your life 👍

[@jimmyjames2620]

Love this

[@TheOnlyName]

Amazing stuff Neuralink and Noland!! Can't wait to see where things are headed :)

[@paullo8268]

Salute to the pioneer! 🫡 #Inspiration #Trailblazer #Respect

[@TheAugmentedMan1]

we need two nueralink people to go head to head in a Mario cart race

[@mondipa6556]

Invent a device that stops excessive angry negative side effects like weakened immune system, memory power loss, forgetting many things or thoughts, mental health issues, skin problems, blood pressure increases,heart pain, vision loss, abdominal pain, hearing loss, low testosterone level in male etc for whole life after taking it but notice that this device have no negative side effects and make a rule all over the world that this device are free for everyone.

[@sunitdas2642]

Make a pill that stops while studying, keep reading orally and keep worrying about something else in your mind negative side effects like migraine, acid reflux, memory power loss, hair loss, forgetting many things or thoughts, suppression immune system, increased stress,not remembering to study while studying, concentration problem, vision loss etc for whole life after taking it but notice that these pill have no negative side effects and make a rule all over the world that these pill are free for everyone and anyone can buy these pill without money

[@knlbn]

Amazing technology and what a fighter of a man. I wish him all the best with his ground breaking journey

[@WretchedRitual]

Amazing, thank you Nolan, you are a true pioneer!

[@JohnSmith-pn2vl]

nolan is amazing!

[@simplyme9700]

Props to Elon for doing something that’s actually beneficial for the society as a whole. He gets a lot of hate, but this goes to show his good side.

[@maultwo]

As if electric cars, Starlink, and aiming to make life multiplanetary isn't beneficial to society as a whole, lol.

[@gutluckbro9802]

​@@maultwoyeah they just try their best to hate on the guy 🤷‍♂️

[@cstrx11]

I think his reputation would increase dramatically if someone would lock his access to X forever...

[@MrNote-lz7lh]

@@cstrx11 But his fight against progressive lies is his greatest gift to humanity.

[@JonBow_]

Always been excited about neuralink and pretty sure it will improve our future.

[@yooodudewassap1211]

Does it possible to connect a chip to nerves system like hand or back?or it's Just you can do it only on brain

[@Tobythefirst1]

It is *currently* only for your brain. It will cover more and more in later iterations and models as the advancements come around.

[@osmarsantos325]

BRAVOS, CIENTISTAS DO DEUS ALTÍSSIMO!!!!😅😊

[@FutureAIDev2015]

Could this technology possibly be used for congenital spinal cord defects like spina bifida? For example in that particular defect, the best analogy I can think of at the moment is an internet cable that gets damaged by an overzealous squirrel, so the signal still gets through but it is so garbled that it's useless.

[@FutureAIDev2015]

Maybe what could help with a spinal cord defect like that would be a variant of neuralink that is implanted above the lesion, with its outputs directed to whatever neural architecture is still intact below the lesion.

[@Tobythefirst1]

It definitely will in the future.

[@Srindal4657]

Neuralink will be the first of many for true understanding of AI

[@subclash2130]

Que dahora, por isso que eu acredito mais na tecnologia para o futuro. Tecnologia que ajuda a vida, que dá uma melhor qualidade❤

[@Splendisimo]

C'mon, Neuralink, we need more content than a one minute long video!

[@Noredia_Yuki]

i heard the guy live streams on Twitter

[@seansfriend7015]

Multiple input games like Mario kart is wildly cool

[@oldmanstumpie1061]

Keep up the great work.

[@WolfsKonig]

My dream is to work for Nueralink. This is the future.

[@lourdessilva6442]

Sem palavras isso não tem preço es o verdadeiro Espírito do amor e trabalhar em prol da preservação da raça humana e realmente faz a diferença nesse mundo eterna gratidão amo e aprecio tudo que faz que Deus o proteja sempre

[@actube10]

Congratulation to all of u guys

[@xzet3718]

Can someone write the phrase that the woman says from 26 to 31 seconds?

[@Casevil669]

(...) This study not only helps him to do that but it also helps technology to advance in quadriplegics

[@xzet3718]

@@Casevil669 thx u

[@Ccoolbeans101]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Love to you, and the Neuralink team. So much love.

[@Bob-dp9rs]

Neuralink please cure tinnitus next

[@JohnSmith-tj5se]

my ear started ringing watching this video lmao

[@devthomaskutty]

Neurosoft bioelectronics in Geneva on the way for that 👍

[@Tobythefirst1]

The next-gen Neuralink will give users the ability to play background music in their head!

[@midnitelux]

Was there a disconnection in the neurology device?

[@florianschneider3982]

No

[@Tobythefirst1]

Yes, although it was really minor. Only a few threads untethered, they didn't have an impact on the overall performance. It was also fixed.

[@Lothramir]

Just a great admirer of all the scientist involved in this. And of course Elon. It feels like humanity is taking steps forward.

[@RhumpleOriginal]

I have no physical or mental issues. Where can I sign up to be a part of the trial?

[@ShannonJosephGlomb]

Just being able to think and turn my lights on and off and set alarms and skip videos and take notes ect.... Seamlessly would be worth a lot imagine the possibilities ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉

[@alberthofman4666]

How long does it get updates? 5 years like Google?

[@Fenn3k]

what is the straw like thin next to his face where you see him in one clip drinking (?) from? is it actually just a regular drink or something medical? just wondering..

[@Noredia_Yuki]

his mouth stick?

[@andrenog17]

" Uhum, Ok, Alright, let's do this " 0:49

[@rohullahkarimi744]

Innovation is really hard and take years that is the thing that Neurolink show us.

[@zalphero618]

Neuralink will help so many people in the future. If i was paralyzed, i'd do neuralink for sure

[@babanpandey9593]

It looks like neuralink is not working on cervical injured patient I was waiting for that kind of treatment of quadriplegia is it will done in future or not?

[@florianschneider3982]

What are you talking about?

[@babanpandey9593]

@@florianschneider3982 I ask about is there any cheap in vented by neuralink for the cervical injured patient quadratic is there any way of hope from neuralink for quadra plaza patient.

[@Tobythefirst1]

The neuralink doesn't cure paralysis, it gives disabled people a way to control movement on a computer.

[@poloconnor]

Can Neuralink map the mussels used for speech for faster thought-to-text creation? The possibilities are vast... One small step for man... 😎👍

[@DonChef]

Elon should look at cochlear implants and how they use bone tissue and a special glue to make a boneconcrete that can be placed over the device to make it stay in place without using screws or any other fastening mechanism.

[@joegar3174]

Why does it have to be Quadraplegic and not paraplegic?

[@Casevil669]

I think it's just for distinction purposes, you could theoretically call yourself paraplegic if you had injured your finger instead of fully disabling all your limbs

[@BillyAngelTV]

I just want to use it to play some video games. Maybe deep dive into some virtual reality world I create assisted by some AI.

[@Happy7-3]

He is so brave even in this situation.

[@m.h.a2077]

Great work

[@Death_Networks]

Can we get more info on the issues and what was done to overcome them, then what impact that had in turn? I've seen articles talking about how some of the threads disconnected, followed by a list of other issues and animal rights people complaining... So info reported by the media is beyond sketchy, wouldn't mind an official breakdown if that possible ^_^

[@SkradaczTENZNANY]

just go to their website and read the blog. and don't believe the media

[@Tobythefirst1]

Even if that was true, it wouldn't cause much of a problem. It would affect the implant, but the brain still functions the same.

[@jabezsintayehu2049]

just lmk when SAO drops on the neuralink

[@games4us132]

when he will be able to walk again? any estimates?

[@M1_159]

0:42 - One of the most profound moments ever captured on camera. The final moments before smart brain interfaces became a reality.

[@screenapple1660]

What happens if you install ChatGPT jump program? super intelligence?

[@Tobythefirst1]

More like an annoying roommate.

[@manuelllaneras1313]

Fantástico 👏👏👏

[@gruenes_t]

Please be sure to bring it to Germany too

[@DigitalicaEG]

In-f*ing-credible 😊 congratulations everyone

[@bensaysthis]

I would love to see how this works with Skitzophrenia.

[@Alter_ego12]

i supported it and was amazed from it from the very first time elon announced i was just afraid about the brain surgery and thought if id do it in future if given a chance rest assusred its superhumane i also though it would give acess to walk run to those who are disabled but that is not yet enabled ig

[@ChieftainChris]

Question, since 85% of the threads retracted from simple brain movement, would it be feasible for someone who frequently head bangs to music to have one? What about a boxer or simply getting punched in the face, is it still safe then?

[@Tobythefirst1]

Obviously a boxer wouldn't be paralyzed or be a major amputee. Also the problem was fixed.

[@ChieftainChris]

@@Tobythefirst1 Obviously people who are not either will get one when they hit the market. Your billion-dollar company isn't going to make billions selling only to quadriplegics.

[@kirt-x9m]

Keep pushing!!

[@NikoSeventeen]

Given the user imagines movement of a particular part of the wrist or hand and you are considering the use of sign language, perhaps think on designs for a 'hand' that has much more degrees of movement and control. There would have to be some similarity to a hand I would think. But once you have a good design, you can show video of this 'hand' imaginary controller thing doing a predictable repetitive movement, configuration (like sign language), and combination of those . Then visually display and ask them to imagine that they are the ones moving and configuring the controller. This would probably take some practice. But then when you map to that, the user has many movements and configurations unbound by the limits of human biology. Full 360 wrist spinning as an example. I would be curious how abstract you could go... 🤔

[@FerSpirit]

I think science is getting closer to how to interact with the brain's neurons to access memory., through a mechanism of interaction with the neurons of the brain, even after the person leaves this world. where you can access specific dates and desired contexts just by typing in the text to search.

[@Dotboyy]

I am Nigerian please anyone how do I sign up u need a chip implant I registering but I only saw three countries

[@TeslaElonSpaceXFan]

Neuralink chip! Thank you Mr. Elon Musk! ❤❤

[@devthomaskutty]

And thank you jared Birchal and team

[@SolarScootersuk]

Lets see how the mainstream media will put a negative spin on this one!

[@Noredia_Yuki]

yup can't wait for them to start fear mongering

[@twixxtro]

Nolan is gonna become the first netrunner

[@MilMuney]

Mark of the beast

[@Glathgrundel]

I'm OK with a beast mark ... your superstition is noted and rejected.

[@MilMuney]

@@Glathgrundel when your souls in hell don't complain😂

[@Tobythefirst1]

@@MilMuney Jesus healed the weak, why shouldn't we?

[@creed9938]

It could be

[@redd3244]

Success rate?

[@lactate]

Pretty good but the wires have been retracting from the brain back in to the device

[@Muskar2]

Huh? It's approved for human trials and the first (and only) patient considers it extremely positive for his life, so what are you asking?

[@redd3244]

@@Muskar2 not first and only patient lol. First human patient**

[@Muskar2]

​@@redd3244 So you're asking about success rate in animal trials?

[@Blueinfinity7]

100%

[@ysl_skirtz7119]

Read the book of Revelation , this is the mark of the beast , which has the number of man ,666 y’all be safe n read n keep the lord’s message in ur hearts for the time is coming for all us to make a decision. Peace be with you all

[@Glathgrundel]

Read 'Neuromancer' by William Gibson ... it is a lot more convincing.

[@linguine4500]

What in the Reploid is this

[@TheOnlyName]

Would be epic for Noland and the second patient to do some video game duel using only their minds :)

[@kevinkinnu341]

Unicursal is in the neuralink

[@paradoxsolverparadoxsolver748]

please i have disease.i need contact neuralink.

[@calvinyip364]

I hope the chip can control the nerf in the body. So it can move them just by thinking. Awesome breakthrough.

[@Qaligrafia]

Fascinating!

[@AviiSwaich]

Its more dark than we can imagine. A human is not a human with this chip. Elon musk is ending the world

[@Glathgrundel]

You wear clothes? Have fillings in your teeth? Spectacles, hearing aids, smartphone, computer, cars? ... you are a LONG way from a pre-historic hunter/gatherer ... a 'natural' human. If you want to reject technology, be my guest. You could possibly live WELL into your thirties.

[@eltrespiernas7691]

Un Cyborg real, esto si es un Cyborg, no las tonterías que algunas personas se implantan en el cuerpo y no sirven para nada, esto si te aumenta.