Attending an Event at Neuralink Headquarters

Ryan covers these topics in this episode:

00:00 Intro
01:46 Neuralink’s Clinical Trials Timing & Patient Registry
04:01 Technical presentations (Things you may have overlooked)
07:19 World record
09:14 New vs old device versions
12:01 Physically upgrading your Neuralink
17:38 Commitment to animal care
22:12 The event & after party

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Neura Pod is a series covering topics related to Neuralink, Inc. Topics such as brain-machine interfaces, brain injuries, and artificial intelligence will be explored. Host Ryan Tanaka synthesizes information, shares opinions, and conducts interviews to easily learn about Neuralink and its future.

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[NeuraPod]

Do you recognize the intro style (first 50 seconds) from another channel? If so, comment it below 👇

[robpickett]

So Elon is concerned with how powerful AI can get...My question is would AI potentially be able to hack into the Neural Link of people and "control them" or kill them?

[leeannahchampion-biuz]

"Our Goal is to turn the light on for someone who's spent decade's living in the Dark"
Well spoken
Great Presentation ❤

[rionbuss]

Thank you so much for spreading the info about the Neuralink Patient Registry Application

[harrisoncanning]

Amazing video as always! Thanks for keeping us informed!

[markocicic]

Wow, now these are proper (great) news! Nice job! I'll worry a little bit less about going fully blind after this presentation & interviews :)

[reggiebald]

Thanks Ryan! It's so important to get this information out; everywhere!
Good job! Please keep doing what you're so good @ doing!

[magnamic]

Ryan, this update video was way better than I expected.
Great information and attention to detail.
Thanks for taking the time to emphasize things we may have missed.

I find it very interesting that the NeuraLink team is using lab grown cerebral organoids.
This is fascinating to me. It’s also a company on its own. Understanding the human body to the point of possibly creating “replicants”. Not clones but close enough that the data returned can be interpreted as human.

I know it sounds like I’m just spewing sci-fi “fan boy” stuff but I’m completely serious. There’s a separate company within NeuraLink by way of these “organoids”.

Anyway, great video and thanks again.

[โกวิทย์แหยงกระโทก]

Amazing
Can test been done in Thailand.
My patient had car accident for six month after that he had brain surgery now he was bed ridden.

[jamesm_]

Imagine driving your car and all of a sudden you freeze and need an update.

[realmcafee]

2023: people finally start to see that elon musk has nothing to offer

[venus]

I am so happy that animal welfare is even mentioned now days in science like this. Good job👏. -Isabel from Norway

[jalajakshikopparthi]

I am Indian, with paraplegia due to accident.How can I register . Help me. I am interested in neuralink

[KKingPin]

To put this in perspective 1080p, the lowest of what is considered "high definition" is 64x more resolution than what someone might see with two quad core neuralinks as they suggested in the video. In order to see 1080p, you would need to have to have 128 of even these neuralinks installed and all of the electrodes put into the visual cortex. Obviously this is impossible. Try to imagine putting 128 quarters on your head. That's just how much space it would take up in your skull. The idea of getting all of those 2 million electrodes into the visual cortex without crossing wires and inserting them in relevant locations is completely beyond the scope of possibility.

Currently their plan is to match each electrode with one pixel of an image. This makes perfect sense as a first step but eventually the key to better images will be to allow each electrode to create the appearance of dozens if not hundreds of pixels. This may or may not be possible in the foreseeable future. The other possibility would be to allow only a few pixels to quickly draw a much larger image. Similar to the way CRT televisions and monitors operated where a single pixel was drawn at a time but electron guns were used to rapidly draw images, one pixel at a time across a screen but doing so 60+ times a second. Either way we are a very long way away from creating a image inside a persons mind that is anywhere near the resolution of a smart watch to say nothing of a smart phone or high def television. What the future will bring, only time will tell. Maybe by the time we figure out how to download images into our brain it will just be easier to upload our mind to the computer instead.

This is approximately what 32, 000 pixels would look like.

[iuttazz]

I'm just waiting for Mr. Beast to buy one for everyone to have implanted...

[DMWatchesYoutube]

I am not smart enough to make BMIs but I'd love to care for animals

[robertsleight]

I have muscular dystrophy and at the moment I am not 'paralysed' but I am pretty close. In the not-too-distant future I can foresee myself losing my last remaining physical abilities which are driving my wheelchair and using my fingertips to operate a trackball mouse. I am looking forward to technology like this because it will enable me to have so much more freedom. If I was in the US I would definitely be signing up for this.

[JakeEssex]

Another outstanding video, frustrates me how the public eye typically sees what the media wants them to see, nueralink will genuinely save & improve lives. Doesn’t make sense that they wouldn’t want to write a story along those lines… lucky we have you Ryan bro🙏🏻💯

[sherrypeterson]

I look forward to seeing who can be helped with this.

[luchinazo]

Dude, when they make this tech affordable for the general public, it's going to be nuts with videos about "programing your neural interface" mods, apps, games, it's going to go boom. Imagine being able to program yourself to eat healthy and do excecise, curing depresion or mental illness in general, be productive, learn a skill, so many posibilities that are coming. I can already see myself doing those types of videos. Elon Musk is really developing space age technology. What an exciting time to be alive