Something BIG Happened with Neuralink Problem First Patient! N1 Chip Shock Entire Industry!

Something BIG Happened with Neuralink Problem First Patient! N1 Chip Shock Entire Industry!
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03:48 What happened to Neuralink?
08:46 What can we expect from Blindsight Neuralink?
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Something BIG Happened with Neuralink Problem First Patient! N1 Chip Shock Entire Industry! It has been 100 days since Noland Arbaugh, the first patient to receive Neuralink's N1 "Telepathy" chip, not only recovered remarkably well but also performed many tasks and actions at a higher level than initially.
Something BIG Happened with Neuralink Problem First Patient! N1 Chip Shock Entire Industry! However, a new incident occurred with Noland Arbaugh, which Elon Musk and the company have confirmed. While the issue seems to have been resolved, Noland Arbaugh has just shared his progress and experience so that future patients are not too confused with Neuralink, especially regarding the upcoming "Blind Sight" implantation for the second patient.
Something BIG Happened with Neuralink Problem First Patient! N1 Chip Shock Entire Industry! So Why is Neuralink becoming a miracle in the real world?
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[@TeslaCarWorld]

Neuralink is looking for its second patient after trying to fix the problem of retracted electrode threads, thanks for watching our video and please discuss your opinion about Neuralink below, Stay safe! 🥰

[@marijoo4747]

When you can function normally, you don't see what problems people have who can't. Only when you lose that ability do you know how to appreciate it. I believe that these small advances are a big deal for people who have health problems

[@TeslaCarWorld]

Everyone needs to know how lucky this patient must have been to be chosen by the company as the first patient, and he received such a satisfactory result !

[@festro1000]

@@TeslaCarWorld Pretty jealous myself in a way, while granted I wouldn't want to be in their shoes with the issues they are made to deal with, but the idea of controlling a computer without a mouse or keyboard is all the same appealing.

[@leonardorodriguez9121]

Hopefully we can leave neuralink as a thing for those who need it and not like a mainstream shit

[@festro1000]

@@leonardorodriguez9121 While I agree on it not becoming a prerequisite for daily life or partaking in society like certain propositions, I do think it should be open to anyone that is interested, not just people with severe disabilities.

[@darrenstettner5381]

Right but there was some minor incident that was fixed easily and didn’t hurt him at all. Be afraid. Be very afraid. There have been minor inconveniences.

[@mrivera3046]

Bros a professional yapper. “Something big happened to neurolink.” It worked as intended. Let’s copy paste and reword what was said in the original video.

[@Maybe-So]

This! Says the same thing over and over, showing unrelated footage. Could have been a useful video, but, no. Boo. 15% informative, 85% too wordy wasted time.

[@TheMrDarius]

You guys are the real mvp for saving me from not watching a bunch of rambling

[@Zminator1986]

Thank you for the TLDR. Seriously, this video should've been a KZbin Short

[@zacworkman8027]

yea bout 4 minutes of the 18 minute video is useful the rest is repeated nonsense

[@williampalmer5323]

Thanks for the heads up

[@jino139]

From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh it disgusted me...

[@ShiftyShiftyHL2]

I craved the strength and certainty of steel...

[@Senpai-Haru]

I heard this line somewhere 😂 where was it from?

[@Valfothr]

​@@Senpai-HaruI think it was from the Mechanicus game

[@firefox30570]

​mechanicus trailer

[@nogitsunegaming]

Yeah, but the cult mechanicus would include a helmet to keep that silly matrix probe from getting ripped off the back of your head. The dongle screwing into the implant is... Off-putting.

[@zombiedearth]

Plot twist: dude in wheel chair can now control all starlink satellites, space ships and Teslas with his mind. One week later becomes grand overlord of earth

[@ismael8926]

Then someone counters with an EMP and he dies XD

[@Swaggmire215]

🤣🤣

[@darthtempest4722]

Oh sh.. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Jonny_Benzo]

Nah but he is #1 ranked in cod for the unofficial “aimbot”

[@RiverboatPirate]

-With aim bot accuracy!

[@vicki7577]

In a world where they allow people who are depressed have assisted suicide I have no interest in people arguing against people who are disabled chooosing to risk it all to have an easier or better life.

[@ShiftyShiftyHL2]

uhh... nobody allows that. Look up Dr. Kevorkian. He was a hero to some but the law begs to differ.

[@ShiftyMcGoggles]

@@ShiftyShiftyHL2 Switzerland. Voluntary assisted dying clinics exist there, since Switzerland has no laws preventing it.

[@TheJoystickFella]

You are saying it as if assisted suicide is a bad thing. There are various life situations that you cannot relate to

[@RvnWolf]

​@@ShiftyShiftyHL2 actually that has changed recently,they now allow assisted suicide, however you have to meet the criteria to apply for it. Such as terminal illnesses and age.

[@thomasforrest7380]

​@ShiftyShiftyHL2 why are people so quick to deny things with no knowledge theres a few countries that allow it canadas had a few scandals over the same thing

[@nancienordwick4169]

Keep trying! My uncle had a stroke and has been nearly trapped inside his own head for 20 years. Now he is elderly and dementia has relieved him. He would have benefited immensely from a neuro-link to his lap top and wheelchair instead of stuck in a nursing home.

[@nexrift7140]

Poor uncle Wish he had a family that could have cared for him instead of being left to rot in a nursing home

[@adamk3306]

Mt grandpa was in the same boat. Sad

[@nancienordwick4169]

@nexrift7140 He required too much physical help and the VA won't pay for that outside of their nursing homes. If the family was rich, maybe he could have been like Steven Hawkings (whose family was rich and could afford all his devices). And if family didn't need full time jobs of their own JUST TO SURVIVE...I don't know if you purposefuly put any thought into your comment, but it certainly shows your ignorance and lack of consideration for reality. I merely mention him because there is a great potential for this neuro technology to do good!

[@edwinreid980]

Give him Ambien. He'll awake.

[@edwinreid980]

Please let me know how much he improved even after his 1st dose.

[@greenjackle]

Hello Fellow Humans, I am permanently disabled due to Bone Cancer and use crutches to walk. I desperately want to have technology like this to walk again or at least have it lead to uploading or full dive.

[@whitewall2253]

Uploading is physically impossible.

[@ThermaL-ty7bw]

it's a good thing they didn't use bluetooth , we may have had to restart his brain to find the connection again , lol

[@twillightkisses00]

I have been on haldol for over 30 years. When my body is relaxed, the medication sometimes effects my nerves. This is something that is very hopeful and inspiring for a lot of people. Hopefully, the trials go well, and the FDA allows the technology to be marketed for people that it can help. Not to mention, bringing sight to the blind. It's a technological miracle as far as I'm concerned.

[@ManChannel123]

It is the start of the end of freewill and the spirituality that makes us human. Aethiests already think of humans as robots. (Not believing in freewill and believing reality is deterministic in nature.) The entry point is always the disabled and autistic people to "improve their lives." While there is individualistic good that the disabled will be drawn to, ultimately technology is anti human in nature. It will take away the privacy and freewill needed to be human and to opporate in a TRUE democracy. It IS evil. Eventually robots and bionic humans will be thought of as equal in conciousness and will be looked at as the ideal. "1st generation" humans will be seen as the lesser bugs of society and will be phased out of existence. This is when the posthuman era will be ushered in.

[@elusive9240]

I don’t know you, however I’m somewhat concerned about you taking that for 30 years, since it’s top tier you know…

[@rpk2012]

Full disclosure should be provided to participants, and regulatory agencies. Not to the public. It's still in preliminary testing on humans. Issues are to be expected, and anyone signing up would be ignorant to think that problems wouldn't exist. Progress takes time to perfect.

[@ИринаПлатонова-л2и]

Neuralink, вперед и только вперед!!! Сколько людей в мире в вас нуждаются... Они готовы рискнуть, рискнуть и еще раз рискнуть, только чтобы вырваться из темного шкафа в темной комнате, чтобы хотя бы хоть что-то увидеть; сделать что-то рукой, ногой, телом, которое не подчиняется командам мозга... Да, все эти поиски - новаторство, и, наверняка перевернут всю планету с ног на голову... Возможно, это даже изменит будущее человечества! Вы крутые ребята, меняйте мир! Удачи!

[@hamster2845]

You know in your heart what this chip will be used for if it becomes mainstream.

[@brindlekintales]

Especially in light of Muskmelonhead's political viewpoints, which are very much extreme right-wing a.k.a. "Trumpism" which is today's Nazism.

[@ericanderson3453]

​@@brindlekintalesif you live a hundred years you will never accomplish even a tiny fraction of what Elon has! What do you do for humanity?!?! TDS has spread to include Elon! Just amazing what the mentally challenged come up with! I can't imagine anyone surpassing Elon in our lifetime! It's never to late to get your GED and move out of your mom's basement!🖕

[@digitalnomad9985]

@@brindlekintales Leftism is the authoritarianism in vogue. Trump isn't the one weaponizing the "justice" system for punishing political dissent, that's the Dems. He isn't the one colluding with social media sites to suppress news and ideas. Trump was already president for a term. What oppressive thing did he do? You hate Musk for championing FREE SPEECH, in other words, for interfering with authoritarianism, for exposing the violations of the First Amendment with the Twitter Files. What extreme view does Musk hold? His most extreme views (using the views of the the general electorate as a reference point) are his leftist social views. The Democrat party is extremist, and this is demonstrable. The biggest thing, of course, is that a whole host of radical new issues have appeared out of the blue. Indoctrinating preadolescent children in dangerous sexual practices that will leave them more vulnerable to exploitation by sexual predators and a lucrative industry of quack elective drugs and procedures which will leave them impotent, frigid, and sterile; and dependent on continual, extra, and expensive medical care just to stay alive. Mainstreaming of censorship and political slander and violence. Mobilization of the "law enforcement" apparatus to suppress political dissent. Corporate and academic departments devoted to sequestration and punishment of political views. Mandatory Orwellian "struggle sessions" indoctrinating and enforcing the party line. Most of these things were not even being advocated quite recently, much less done. In the field of race relations, Democrats are utterly abandoning the ideal of the colorblind society in favor of "positive racism" and segregation. But if you want to quantify the drastic leftward shift of the Democrat party, the easiest thing to graph and track is the shift in registered party members' views on issues that have actually existed long enough to be tracked over time. I can remember when free speech was not a partizan issue. Neither was support for Israel. Dems used to be, if anything, more hawkish about immigration control than Republicans. As recently as Obama's first presidential run, the definition of marriage as between a man and a woman (back when we could all agree on what those terms meant) was a plank in the DEMOCRAT party platform. Republicans haven't moved much since the 1980s when the Reagan revolution reversed the simultaneous double-digit inflation and unemployment and "national malaise" (Carter's phrase). "Democrats and their water carriers in the press are like people on a boat that is drifting off to sea, but are convinced that it's the land that's moving, not them." Trump is a loudmouth bore of less than average intelligence, and I can hardly stand to hear him speak, but he's NOT a political radical or an authoritarian. Nazism is just another flavor of authoritarian socialism, and everyone who loves freedom, including all Republicans, hates both. If you think the nazis/groypers and the like support Trump/Musk/Republicans, just look in the comment section of a conservative BitChute channel like Prager, Dinesh D'Sousa, and the like, and see what they have to say about conservatives, Republicans, Trump, and Musk. In fact, every day in every way groypers support the same things the "cultural Marxists" support, from the centrality of "group identity" through the abolition of the civil rights enumerated in the Constitution (all of them, without exception) through segregation, to the opposition to the ideal/goal of limited government and freedom itself. ALL OF THE THINGS THEY ADVOCATE ARE LEFTIST THINGS. Their man Spencer endorsed Biden/Harris in '20. Nick Fuentes tried to urge Georgia conservatives to stay home and not vote in the runoff elections that handed the Dems the effective majority in the Senate. They are pulling out all the stops to ensure that conservatives lose, they are doing this OPENLY, and you HAVEN"T NOTICED? That is why they denigrate EVERY EFFECTIVE CONSERVATIVE VOICE, not just the Jewish ones. Fascist and Marxists (two flavors of socialism) have been playing this game since the 1920s: "If you're not one of us you're one of them". BS. Occasionally they fight each other but most of the time they cooperate against liberty. "A difference that MAKES no difference IS no difference." Both commies and Nazis will: Divide the public and foster hate along class/religious/gender/class lines Segregate Central plan the economy Nationalize the press End freedom of speech Confiscate weapons Persecute all non state sponsored religions End all civil rights, including the rights enumerated in the US Constitution (and the Magna Carta). Evict innocent citizens from their homes Mobilize the apparatus of law and tax enforcement against their political enemies Slander, imprison, and murder their political enemies Eliminate or absorb all public organizations Replace commercial entertainment media with a boring stream of propaganda. The minor, insignificant differences between communism and Nazism are only important to communists and Nazis, not to anybody who loves freedom. You won't distract us from our fight for freedom with your internal socialist squabble over who should be our master. "He is in great fear, not knowing what mighty one may suddenly appear, wielding the Ring, and assailing him with war, seeking to cast him down and take his place. That we should wish to cast him down and have no one in his place is not a thought that occurs to his mind."-J.R.R. Tolkien, "Lord of the Rings"

[@StopThisIsBatCountry]

@@brindlekintales you have absolutely no clue what todays nazism really is. i give you a hint: you are a big part of it and the reason why it works so well every time.

[@chrisallan6069]

⁠anything that isn’t pro lgbtq or pro immigration or pro woman is seen as far right these days but not everyone wants lgbtq forced upon them by the media not everyone wants immigrants to come to their country and try to force their own culture to replace that country’s culture and no man wants be automatically assumed to be a sexual offender for liking a woman the problem is that no one truly understands what National Socialism (naziisum) actually was it was on a completely different level compared to what the majority of people actually think about the modern world they aren’t racist or anti lgbtq or sexist they just are tired of being told that their views aren’t relevant it just makes them feel worthless for wanting to be able to live live without being forced into a view that they don’t have political correctness is just a smartened up way to say no freedom of views unless you view it the way we want you to

[@westcoastcaper]

I strongly believe that this is the future but it does open up some significant risks due to it's wireless communication. It would be theoretically possible to intercept any signals coming from the device; but even potentially more dangerous would be the ability to override the signal or spoof the signal going to a device, such as a wheelchair or even a car.

[@TexasHollowEarth]

👍..... "hackable animals".

[@DurandFlanagan]

The potential for restoring autonomy to patients is why Neuralink's work is so important.

[@TeslaCarWorld]

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[@chrisgoebel8867]

Elon took a bold step, he is not the first to come up with the idea. Elon turned up the volume....

[@jojo8292]

I hope he’s being compensated for being researched 40 hours a week

[@jacooosthuizen3593]

Im sure he is happy being able to do more in life being the first person to experience this as a quadraplegic you muppet!....the last thing he cares about is money you fool!

[@stephanrose6266]

Even if he wasn’t don’t you think the billion dollar development of the link I feel like this is like being Neil Armstrong and buzz aldrin of the mind is cool enough i would do it for free

[@rafinh0]

​@@stephanrose6266 Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin weren't paid? Now I got curious about their wage back then...

[@synkstar9921]

Imagine if you could play vr and have full body control

[@sorensatala9446]

what if it gets hacked? can they read your thoughts? can they paralyze you with pain? can they track your location? can they I'd you without your consent? etc...

[@spatrk6634]

no. what hacker could do with neuralink is to manipulate the system so that people think that the user is doing something. when in reality its the hacker

[@TexasHollowEarth]

👍. Black Mirror. The MASS chip 🤔

[@asiangaming8409]

Not likely because the chip only receives signals and affects other devices, it’s basically a controller, if it gets hacked, most likely the hacker would control the device the chip is connected too

[@minisithunknown5568]

Life support at hospitals can be hacked though.

[@bluescience9022]

no it cant read your thoughts all its do is detects a specific electric activiy in part where installed and assume patient wants use computer or whatever its like a light in the next house randomly flashing and you start to assume when light flashes that flashes that house wants to use a speaker so you open the speaker whenever light flashes short version basicly a motion capture if motion capture detected electric signals coming from you instead of your movemonets since its just detects activity in your brain and transkates that to code for computer it can't do antrhing to you i it could is device gets shut off so people can't use its faunctions or use them correctly like if you use device to walk if you are paralized device translates codes wrongly due reasons now your hand goes up instead of down or you can't use your paralised hand until its fixed literally anything tracks your location question is is there anything that that don't track you? i dont understand whats last question about consent

[@festro1000]

Sometimes I just hate critics, granted I've been a proponent for Neuralink since it was announced so I've certainly got a bias, but what bothers me is how many of these critics are in the same boat as those who would benefit from it? they love to cite ethical issues, and hypotheticals while not being bound to a chair or limited in mobility yet hold a powerful say when it comes to regulations as there are more able bodied people than disabled; yet in the end disabled people are made to suffer for the moral quandaries of those who freely walk around, driving cars and messing around with whatever they can get their hands on.

[@tD-wp5vj]

My view is to each their own. If I were in his situation, I would want the implant as well.

[@festro1000]

@@tD-wp5vj While I agree with the sentiment, what starts off as a personal opinion often turns into a group opinion than to an enforced opinion, it's basically how lawmaking and cancel culture work. Not saying I'd rather live in a world where noboby had an opinion, I just tend to point out the double-edged blade in subjects that people often over look.

[@brindlekintales]

You also need to take into consideration Musk's dangerous politics (extremist right-wing) and his adolescent, spoiled-brat persona. Including his alignment with the Trumpist insanity.

[@festro1000]

@@brindlekintales If the guy was "extremist right-wing" I doubt there would be so many left-wing shills on X as he would be censoring them like twitter did to conservatives, I'll grant that he's eccentric but I'm guessing that comes with being a middle-aged billionaire. But either way not sure how any of this has to do with Neuralink nor its availability.

[@Smokedouttasian]

​@@brindlekintalesyou mean how media frames him

[@RebeccaLarson-v7n]

Having had dbl dismemberment of retinas, sight is the most precious gift. I hope they can restore for all.

[@GordaoSemFuturo]

Or at least give sight back through UHD cams straight to the brain

[@KhadijahKincaid]

Neuralink is on the cutting edge. Can't wait to see what happens next!

[@TM245]

Controls the mouse cursor with the part of his MIND that controls his HAND.

[@Drew_Hurst]

This is an unofficial video and that statement You picked up on was well spotted. In reality the Guy can control the cursor with mind alone, as well. Search for the original video and never trust AI videos before checking against the real thing. All the best

[@vigneshb5347]

Excellent ! I hope the technology progress and more people are helped

[@AngelL.Bryant]

Neuralink's work is inspiring. Helping people with severe limitations is truly commendable.

[@TeslaCarWorld]

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[@kennyjohnson8479]

I been a quadriplegic 24 yrs. and at 41 trying to stay in best health possible so I can not only move my limbs but feel my body one day. I pray they keep improving everything and it's 5 yrs. instead of 10.

[@RandomUploads-oc9kj]

The potential to restore vision and motor functions with Neuralink is incredible. Can't wait to see more!

[@bugajk25]

I hope amazing things happen for all those in need!

[@navybr0wnie]

Seeing this implemented with cybernetic augmentation woooo cyber psychosis!

[@blindbutnotbroken1755]

As someone who has lost all of my vision due to a degenerative genetic disorder, this type of technology would be my only hope forever regaining any of my vision. I cannot wait until this technology has been proven and becomes mainstream and available to the public as soon as it does, I will be making every possible effort to get this blind site implantation no matter how rudimentary the graphics are. It is definitely better than my absolute absence of vision. I am very much looking forward to this project success.

[@TeslaCarWorld]

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[@TechnoMinded-qp5in]

Good news Elon Musk can now telepathically kill us all.

[@ericanderson3453]

You must be so high that you think Elon is out to harm anyone! He's dedicated his life to improving life for everyone! You don't understand just how exceptional of a historical man he is! Jesus Christ was a kind and great man as well and look what they did to him! You can't please everyone! That's who you side with! You're not the sharpest tool in the tool shed are you?!?

[@TheCraftgod]

Don't worry, the goverment can already do that and it doesn't require neuralink.

[@alexmurphy5548]

Gonna pull an Amanda waller on us

[@bastrous9121]

A neighbor, mother of three, back in 2000 lost nearly everything when she and her family were in a car accident. She the only one to suffer serious injuries, broke her spinal cord. She and her family would do anything to afford her a normal life. The FDA must awaken and allow each and every one of us to experience life.

[@ManyaLyHa]

Elon Musk is truly a visionary. Neuralink is just the start.

[@TeslaCarWorld]

yes, just the beginning, the next decade will have a lot to say

[@JackiePedro-dt1vc]

Neuralink's continuous human trials are truly groundbreaking. The potential to restore functionality for quadriplegics is amazing!

[@Abdul-HalimAtiyeh]

Noland's experience gives hope to so many. Truly inspiring!

[@TeslaCarWorld]

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[@MarillynGose-mz1dd]

Restoring autonomy to people with spinal cord injuries is an amazing goal. Go Neuralink!

[@ZoreLukes]

Amazing to see how far Neuralink has come. Hats off to Elon Musk!

[@CamHanhKinsell]

Noland's recovery is a beacon of hope. Kudos to Neuralink!

[@TeslaCarWorld]

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[@Wyrade]

tl;dw: Some of the fiber cables of the chip inside the head got disconnected, and they tried to cover it up (to an extent, but still something that shouldn't have happened). Still safe for patient even so, and usable, and obviously they'll try to solve the issue for future versions.

[@alaina_plays_games]

I'm wondering if in the future will Neuralink be able to help people with chronic pain conditions, I'd love it if I could finally live a life without being in agony every second of every day

[@TeslaCarWorld]

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[@EbaneyVlogzzz-wn2hk]

Nolan Arbaugh's story is inspiring. Neuralink is making real progress in helping people with disabilities.

[@CrystalAlvarado-eu5hn]

The idea of head transplants sounds like science fiction, but Neuralink keeps pushing boundaries. Exciting and scary!

[@jimmieblue6262]

Remember the hard truth. For every good thing invented there are a few people that can and will use it for evil. That is why I am strongly against it.

[@TeslaCarWorld]

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[@bat_mobile7545]

Mistakes/Errors/Shortcoming will happens, that is the nature of testing and Noland clearly knew about this, yet he volunteered to participate and demonstrate the endless posibilities of this project. While the critics just doing their job, find a mistake and turn it into an elephant, some are fattened themselves in process.

[@StiffAftermath]

No problems? No problematic firmware glitches, no hackers, no wifi/5g signal interferences, no battery longevity issues, no faulty/degrading hardware inevitabilities, no future legal software/hardware IP/API licencing disagreements or disputes, no bias towards undesirable descent concerning social/political/religious opinions on social media that may get the device disabled. We're good, right?

[@TexasHollowEarth]

👍.... Black Mirror. MASS chip 🤔

[@ChloeCrofes]

Noland's story is a testament to Neuralink's potential!!!

[@ERBanmech]

Yeah this chip is amazing for folks who have lost the ability to do basic things, it really gives them a sense of capability and life back. On the flip side I do not want this product to be commodified. Yes it would reduce the price for those who need it but turning it into a commodity has a large amount of social implications, I personally think it’s best if us as humans don’t modify ourselves with technology but there will be people who achieve far more because they have this chip even when they aren’t disabled. It causes an automatic divide in society even more than we have now and risks ruining the sanctity of the human body.

[@aarongarcia2911]

When do I get to put the new 5090 installed? These resolutions I'm currently using are on medium quality and I want to jump into VR

[@igorthelight]

End of 2024 - start of 2025

[@14Blackspirit]

Interesting ... What I want to see too is how long the chip will last. Is it effected by corrosion? How easy is it to "update" the chip and can you upgrade to a newer one in 10 years? What if you get hacked? If hacking is possible ... can you write your own code to upgrade it? Can you do multitasking? What will happen to patients who can't concentrade too long?

[@MishaalOrigan]

So cool to see technology push boundaries. Can't wait for more updates!

[@TeslaCarWorld]

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[@AgnesseAlice]

I'm excited but also cautious about Neuralink's potential.

[@Codnex]

Don't implement these things into able people. If the human system isn't broke, don't fix it.

[@VirginiVyOanh]

This could change so many lives, but how do we manage the risks?

[@WoetotheVanquished]

they should probably strengthen the threads

[@gerardocarrillo56]

My brother who suffered a brain steam stroke some years back was a prisoner in his own mind for 11 months. He would have benefited from Neuralink to at least say goodbye to our mom.

[@QuynhFrissell]

Noland's progress is incredible. This could be a huge breakthrough.

[@TeslaCarWorld]

He's doing more with Neuralink.

[@ung427]

Can't you install fibers into the motor cortex of the brain, and have those fibers bypass a spinal injury, and run inside of the body to another modulator chip that feeds new fibers into the leg muscles at exactly the correct signal parameters to move the different muscles in the legs, arms, ect..?

[@WilliamL.Nichols]

The advancements Neuralink is making are straight out of science fiction. Truly remarkable.

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[@EllaA.Stevens]

Nolan Arbaugh's experience with Neuralink is truly inspiring. This tech is life-changing.

[@TeslaCarWorld]

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[@TonyCanaris]

Elon Musk's vision with Neuralink is just incredible. Could this really be the future of medical technology?

[@glennweston2911]

Success; amazing that one individual can have success in so many high tech fields. GW

[@TeslaCarWorld]

Thank you! Neuralink is a revolution and it just begin !

[@ИринаПлатонова-л2и]

Согласна, что Илон Маск преуспевает в нескольких областях, Это действительно большой успех, НО он Работает не один, а с командами очень талантливых людей : ученых, инженеров, программистов, изобретателей и с множеством мне вообще,возможно, непонятных профессий ... Да, гений, но + еще огромный командный труд... Короче, все очень крутые и талантливые радуют мир своими изобретениями и, главное, воплощением их в жизнь...

[@llehsaderob]

If it's anything like the cybertruck... I feel sorry for this poor guy.

[@chiesatonaka877]

It definitely is gonna be like the cybertruck. It already had backfires not long after its 100-day implementation.

[@MarcosSilva-gp5yn]

Neuralink's continuous trials are a step forward in medical tech. Hope they address all ethical concerns.

[@RoburBrown]

Neuralink's goal to help those with severe physical limitations is commendable. This could change so many lives.

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[@DanieEdwins]

Neuralink's achievements are impressive, but how will they ensure safety?

[@ChristopherM.Walker]

Restoring motor functions with a chip is a game-changer. Go Neuralink!

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[@anastasiaklyuch2746]

Tl;dl some fibers of the implant became disconnected. It decreased the speed and accuracy by about two-fold.

[@SuzannaDunyana]

This is a huge step forward for technology, but let's not overlook the risks.

[@SandraG.Thompson]

The idea of a head transplant still feels like sci-fi, but Neuralink's tech is making us rethink what's possible.

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[@gerryk101]

The first "Lawnmower man" . If this guy bumps his head ,the unit pins might dislodge even more due to the brain moving around in the fluid of the head. The unit is stationed in the skull while the band and the pins are linked to the brain. It needs better flex for the pins to remain pinned in the brain. If the contact signal between an EEG wearable head cap/band could be drastically increased , I personally would rather use that instead of implant.

[@chriswilliams5291]

Yeah a headband would be great. Having a neuralink would drastically improve my life but I am afraid to have brain surgery.

[@rikomagic5186]

His firmware didn't update and now he's bricked...

[@Trods911]

One step between blindsight and Neuralink with a great medical field improvement and relatively safe would be to start the concept of "Bluetooth" controlled prosthetic for people who have lost limbs due to accident

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[@ShaylahMitchall641]

Ethical concerns aside, Neuralink's progress is fascinating. Can't wait to see where this goes.

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[@danteinferno9762]

I think that this technology is great in theory. But as a person who also is a techy. My issue is that obviously most technology has an input and output. Understand for a calculator the human inputs and the calculator outputs. Unlike phones or laptops which has a second party input via updates. The fact that this device can be tweaked means it can be tampered with from the outside. Aka hacking. Don't need someone updating the chip in my brain to do God knows what. 😅

[@lourdessilva6442]

Sem palavras isso não tem preço e sim trabalhar em prol da preservação da raça humana eterna gratidão meu herói cada dia que conheço mas me inspira es meu herói que orgulho me representa

[@retrobros9684]

Dunnn dunnnn dunn Dunn dunnn...dunna..dunnaa dunna Dunna Done - Iron Man 😂

[@calebsteiner7820]

my worry is that the blindside product could be interfaced by an outside malicious technology via its internet connection and be given malware that produces harmful images

[@Chamberlin-nr8oy]

The only bad thing I can so far see about neuralink is that if you fall and break your skull the metal may puncture the brain leading to more injury than without and if the chip in the neuralink fries it could harm the person to the point they need emergency surgery to get it out.

[@RandyGibson-sj7lr]

I don't like this. I think they should stop this whole Frankenstein experiment.. the smartest human is going to have one of these things in their head and I don't like that because I don't want one.

[@Codex951]

Amazing piece of technology for sure and it can definitely help lots of people. Thing is, there needs to be some sort of set limits. Let's focus on actually helping people who need it...then we can become edgerunners 😊

[@MEGASILVEREAGLE]

good video, just keep your studies and keep up the work, sooner or later, we all need some tech in some form or another of uor lives....

[@charlieketchem266]

They should build him a suit that works woth it so he can walk through technology again. A suit controlled would allow him to do more than just sit.

[@TexasHollowEarth]

Check out the 1986 cult classic, The Vindicator 😎👍

[@AlHakamos]

Neuralink is paving the way for the future, but we need to proceed carefully.

[@TylerFinniss]

The possibilities with Neuralink's chip are endless. Imagine what this could mean for medical tech!

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[@DongNghiTucsell]

Exciting developments, but let's make sure we understand the risks.

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Neuralink was warned by the FDA about transparency in risk reporting, Elon Musk will be more cautious

[@evolition7]

It's all good until a hacker is having a bad day

[@midwestairway]

There is a problem with material, they need to find a compound that easily meshes with organic matter, synthetic neural fibers maybe? But we have to learn how to synthesize organic parts that can be customizable and programmable. We have the tools, we just need the processes

[@fancy_cupcate]

Question here, let’s say this is hacked, what will happen to the person? Just curious.

[@TexasHollowEarth]

Did you see the 2014 Robocop remake? It gets into this subject.

[@igorthelight]

This thing only controls mouse at this point. So hacker could use mouse instead of him ;-)

[@ryudo420]

i do hope neuralink has found a way to bypass the bodies "rejection growth" in which it pushes out inorganic material with scar tissue, if not, i hope you see this and consider it, the most prevalent examples would be eyebrow piercings which have a very high rate of rejection, i do hope neuralink will be a huge success, and have been following this work for a while as i love to see the growth of mankind, good luck to everyone involved

[@TrentonWarrington]

God bless him and I’m grateful he’s enjoying new freedoms. God bless future people when things progress to a corporation controlling a telepathic link directly to human brains 🙏

[@merceb9039]

What happens when everyone uses it not just the disabled? Telepathic social media? Its hard to keep hackers out of your bank account , how will you keep them out of your head? Im not against this technology! but it needs to be used ethically! And completely understood! I love the movie Matrix!

[@AMGtaxcollector]

So it's not a healing tool... it's just a tool.

[@jacktringoli3299]

Imagine the people who get the blindsight implant start seeing things other people can't lol they just start seeing ghosts and dimensional beings 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@CurtisL.Hickey]

This could revolutionize the medical field, but what about the risks?

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[@IbbieRulton-iu9vp]

Head transplants are controversial, but Neuralink's potential is undeniable.

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[@user-dj3nq8ty1o]

A lot of the stuff they claim in he can now do, can be done with eye tracking and voice cammands, but voice cammands will probably add more functionality If they can make this safe, accurate, "fix" his paralysis, and help people with prostetic limbs, return or give people all senses back, and keep the individuals privacy by not having any network connection or ability to know what you are thinking/ your memories that you do not want it to and make sure that it can't be hacked like in movies/tv/anime/etc that alows others to controle/ minipulate you/decive you/etc (this is entirely possible because if it is trasmiting info to/from the brain then that info can be miniputated and if it is going to a prostetic or part of your body then you would just have to interupt it along the way and as for memory if it is capable of reading it then it can mess with it) For medical uses to the body, as long as there are no physical (port) or wireless or unshilded wires(can be used as sudo wireless connection), then you should be ok (at lest with as mutch as i'm aware), and all it is doing is acting as a nerve/ muscles replacement, then i have little problem with it. Note: "full dive VR" gaming will be fun as long as privacy can be promised and keeped and safety, we don't need any SAO(anime) or matirix (movies) or the like going on

[@edenshorthousesthouse1925]

Everything is from the heart biologically

[@marieazrak1951]

I’ve heard of a case in England that they tested on a patient this product and the patient eventually died. I don’t know if it was during the operation or after I don’t know the age of patient I’m not a medical worker thank goodness.

[@3Comas]

I just saw the movie Upgrade. Kinda scary where this technology can go

[@brindlekintales]

Especially in the hands of a spoiled brat billionaire with a right-wing extremist, pro-Trump point of view.

[@TexasHollowEarth]

👍. Also, Gamer and Hardwired. Both dropped in 2009 🤔

[@davidagiel8130]

I don’t care disability I have, no one is putting anything in my brain.

[@TeslaCarWorld]

You may not need Neuralink but many other patients are wishing they were selected and qualified, see patient number one and his success in recovery!