First human implanted with Neuralink chip in brain
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First human implanted with Neuralink chip in brain
Elon Must Twitted
https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1752098683024220632?s=20
"The first human received an implant from @Neuralink
yesterday and is recovering well.
Initial results show promising neuron spike detection."
https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1752098683024220632?s=20
"The first human received an implant from @Neuralink
yesterday and is recovering well.
Initial results show promising neuron spike detection."
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It is sci-fi in real life happening today, the nerdy types will fall over themselves for this
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According to CNN this is NOT the first time this has been done. The aim is to help people who are otherwise unable to move (eg motor neurone disease, spinal chord injuries etc) interact with their environment via a smartphone or computer.
If you think about it, by the time Stephen Hawkin died he only had ONE muscle left that he could use and thus operate his speech computer with. That was his eye lid. Had that gone then he would have been completely cut off from the outside world
Hopefully this will help people in a similiar situation
If you think about it, by the time Stephen Hawkin died he only had ONE muscle left that he could use and thus operate his speech computer with. That was his eye lid. Had that gone then he would have been completely cut off from the outside world
Hopefully this will help people in a similiar situation
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If that is what they will actually use it for, it is a GREAT development! But as with everything else, in the near future there will be some freakish variations. Just stand by and watch!
tacnet wrote: ↑January 31st, 2024, 9:38 amAccording to CNN this is NOT the first time this has been done. The aim is to help people who are otherwise unable to move (eg motor neurone disease, spinal chord injuries etc) interact with their environment via a smartphone or computer.
If you think about it, by the time Stephen Hawkin died he only had ONE muscle left that he could use and thus operate his speech computer with. That was his eye lid. Had that gone then he would have been completely cut off from the outside world
Hopefully this will help people in a similiar situation
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Sexxxcom wrote: ↑January 31st, 2024, 10:28 amIf that is what they will actually use it for, it is a GREAT development! But as with everything else, in the near future there will be some freakish variations. Just stand by and watch!
tacnet wrote: ↑January 31st, 2024, 9:38 amAccording to CNN this is NOT the first time this has been done. The aim is to help people who are otherwise unable to move (eg motor neurone disease, spinal chord injuries etc) interact with their environment via a smartphone or computer.
If you think about it, by the time Stephen Hawkin died he only had ONE muscle left that he could use and thus operate his speech computer with. That was his eye lid. Had that gone then he would have been completely cut off from the outside world
Hopefully this will help people in a similiar situation
I hate to say it but I have to agree.
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Do they know enough about the brain to mess with it?
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If sick people can live a longer healthier life then go for it Musk
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self driving cars and now brain chips I feel uncomfortable with this.
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You have to bear in mind, this is not feeding anything INTO the brain. Its not like people are suddenly going to get superhuman powers by having a chip implanted
This is simply reading the brains signals which several companies have done before. The only reason this is news is because its Musk doing it
This is simply reading the brains signals which several companies have done before. The only reason this is news is because its Musk doing it
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what if this gets taken over by some bad guystacnet wrote: ↑February 2nd, 2024, 8:15 pmYou have to bear in mind, this is not feeding anything INTO the brain. Its not like people are suddenly going to get superhuman powers by having a chip implanted
This is simply reading the brains signals which several companies have done before. The only reason this is news is because its Musk doing it
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OBD2 tool of sorts for the old braintacnet wrote: ↑February 2nd, 2024, 8:15 pmYou have to bear in mind, this is not feeding anything INTO the brain. Its not like people are suddenly going to get superhuman powers by having a chip implanted
This is simply reading the brains signals which several companies have done before. The only reason this is news is because its Musk doing it
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Doctors will be out of luck if chips fix sick people......
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Its just a port for reading human brain signals and translating them into cursor movements
It doesn't do anything to the brain itself
It doesn't do anything to the brain itself