SUPERCUT: Lex Fridman's Interview w/ Neuralink Team (63 Minutes)

[@AlphaCrucis]

Maybe this supercut will finally help me cross this episode off the list... I'd rather watch the original, but man there's only so many hours in a year.

[@Me-xy3jh]

It's hard to believe this is real. These people are unbelievably amazing.

[@retiredbitjuggler3471]

Lex-you must have one of the most interesting occupations - thanks for all your efforts bringing extraordinary content. It typically blows my mind and gives many of us exposure to incredible people. You are a real gem and I have always appreciated your subjects (I have been following you since your earliest contributions). Thanks!👏👏👏

[@cem_kaya]

Normally supercuts are longer, was excited for 63 hours.

[@ShieldWolf-yp3cr]

So awesome! Looking forward to see what you can do to help people feel and see things they haven't for a long time or ever.

[@hsiaowanglin9782]

This is really unique technology and lead people who has disabilities or who want longevity, use this skills to keep records for future generations. This so intelligent thinking.❤

[@canismajoris39]

The best spying project is Neuralink.

[@FiDelZarlar]

Thanks very much Ryan!

[@bigdreamcode]

very interesting. Thanks Neuralink team.

[@PapaSamo]

Thank you so much for this.

[@hsiaowanglin9782]

This story has been made movie to encourage people who has crisis, not only change Many people’s lives, and life and death make people appreciate life is so precious.

[@reniec1561]

Sure look forward to changing life’s of people that have disabilities with a lot of determination to continue with the best life possible. I have Charcot- Marie-Tooth which highly effectives neuromuscular damage though out my body. Just the idea of being able to take care of myself IS incredible.

[@hsiaowanglin9782]

Those people if hurt spine, Doctor may from screen to see patient’s brain send signals to tell them doing thinking, but if happen too long, maybe hard to get recovery, perhaps may use therapy change situations gradually, but, it’s might be young people or children will have chance get better to 80% recovers, better with lots of classsmates , love their family, both encouraged to pump up their energy and insider. One of my grandchildren has accidentally 3.5 years ago, when ski covered by roofs snowed completely for 15 mins, with another child who has head only out of snow. After found out, did many years therapy and parents’s encouragement, finally now has 80% recovers, even mentally and school processes.

[@Kay-yu2zd]

I clicked off the original cause of the length, thanks for the supercut!

[@haragenus]

I want one !

[@Electobat]

Much as I love Elon I beg to differ with regard to uploading memories. Memories are confusingly encoded around numerous areas of the brain.

[@jatigre1]

With the work being done with proteins and genetic programing, it is not too far fetched to see labs developing modified fungus become an electric conductor to grow inside a person's brain and attach to certain areas.

[@TogetherinParis]

Why not utilize a mosquito proboscis to insert electrodes? That way you'd get a taste to guide you in with a pre-tested electroolfactograph. Neurons are attracted to electric current, not electrodes (as well as cytokines). Coating electrodes with steroids would discourage that attraction, perhaps. Technically, there's one-way communication and no actual circuit for the neurons. Decussations are necessary because of the lack of an electric return.

[@ianPedlar]

It's an interesting concept, to be able to communicate faster but I know of myself that I only have a certain amount of attention. Most of which is taken by my phone.

[@TBooneFisher6931]

I am a physician(MD)/electrical engineer(EE) and have a question. The speaker stated that EEGs work by sensors that detect blood flow(?) to various areas of the brain. I thought that EEGs work by detecting actual electrical signals(action potentials). Am I wrong?? Thx, TBoone Fisher MD EE ATP😉

[@omarnomad]

There's some multimodal functional brain measurement headsets that fuse high-resolution hemodynamic and EEG signatures to provide a comprehensive picture of cortical brain activity, this is what probably Ryan is referring to.

[@MiaNoble-w6c]

There is strengths and weaknesses to tmis

[@Privacityuser]

Alpha-fold is capable of bio-engeniring nano sensor compatible and replicable in the host DNA!

[@VERUMSINEMENDACIO]

Even in death I serve the Omnissiah!🤖⚙️💀

[@mxvkthirtythree]

Will neuralink help mitigate the symptoms of psychopathy?

[@dr_pennysworth]

Not that I don't want this device to come into existence BUT does it not seem like it would be more dangerous to have the ability for anyone to have signal input and out put to the brain be more dangerous then the threat of AI? Like having someone hack your brain or having a solar flair or emp device scramble your brain. Maybe even opening up the potential for a hacker or malicious person to do nefarious thing with your mind?

[@Privacityuser]

I well trained A.I to wacht your entere life and create an neo-NEO-cortex to review new long term goal to eventually heal or get humanity in the right path to survive long term goal! We don't need TECH we need BIO-TECH

[@tashastarling6573]

A personally trained AI bot suggesting long term goals for yourself will bring a new type of rebellion.

[@tashastarling6573]

I still just want an AI fridge and toilet. Maybe a blood analyzer and IV supply.

[@tashastarling6573]

Not an entertainment bubble. Truth is entertainment is a commodity not an art. The economy still hasn't reached triple bottom line.

[@siegfried19888]

I hope we can use this kind of technology to figure out how we can manipulate biology. Anyway we want. So we can then make biological flesh and bone buildings and computers and transportation, and modify our bodies anyway we want and to survive in any environment. Maybe even biological telepathic communication of some sort and to modify our brain so we can read things and image recognition just like a computer, but by biological means, and of course indefinite life extension❤

[@hsiaowanglin9782]

Monkey has 2 of that, so human not too much different from them. It’s certainly make whole living beings exciting,

[@diggleda2952]

Is this guy employed at all by neural link or Elon? Every company of his has many spokes people. Would be hard to tell if this is legitimately independent-hopefully it is

[@brabenetz]

What do you mean with "this guy"? Ryan Tanaka: No (AFAIK), Lex Fridman: No, Noland Arbaugh interviewed by Lex is the first patient of Neuralink. The other three Persons and elon musk interviewed by Lex: YES, . The original video is >8h: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZPOanWfhc2gbdE

[@1flash3571]

It is a FREAKING REAL thing. Do you think the Gov't would play games with us????? It is the Gov't that oversee the Patient Trials.

[@lawrencefrost9063]

I already watched 8 hours... it took me like 10 days..You want me to watch this too? I wish you put this out like 24 hours after the original video got put out?? It's kinda pointless at this point...

[@Nakatoa0taku]

EEG of course preferable. Not invasive and higher resolution given r&d