Neuralink full send... Elon's brain chips actually work on humans

Neuralink recently demonstrated the results of a brainchip installed in their first human patient. Learn how the Neuralink N1 is installed and how it reads brainwaves to perform actions entirely from thoughts.

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- What is Neuralink?
- How do brainwaves work?
- The future of brain technology
- How does Neuralink help people with disabilities
- Pros and cons of Elon Musk's Neuralink

[aquilae]

The 2020's feels like a long, weird dream.

[cubefox]

"I don't get paid if you don't survive the trial."

Very reassuring.

[chadyways]

"small lithium ion battery"

great, so synapse burn from cyberpunk is about to be real

[BigJMC]

“Warning: Unproductive thoughts detected. Please reframe from thinking such thoughts incompatible with societal standards”

[TumblinWeeds]

As someone newly diagnosed with a progressive nerve disorder, this gives me hope that in a few decades I can still write JavaScript apps on every platform

[HYDRA_]

Imagine testing a microchip that is directly connected to your brain and filming it with a 360p camera

[abba]

My friend once told me that we live in a world with all the weird dystopian features of cyberpunk, but without the genre-defining tech

[zaxi]

Bruh it's gonna be so wierd saying "BACK IN MY DAY WE ONLY HAD 1024 ELECTRODES IN OUR NEURALINKS"

[IGNITION]

What I got from this video:
1. Mandatory advertising
2. NSA-enabled
3. Powered by ECMAScript

[magnoid]

"data only flows one way... you don't have to worry about getting KFC advertisements"
oh don't worry, they'll find a way.

[Avruthlelbh]

It's worth pointing out that simply moving a mouse with your brain isn't new technology. The difference is how small and advanced the tech is to accomplish the same task, and the potential for it to expand further with pretty minimal change.

[ladyalicent]

“Data only flows one way, so don’t worry about that”

- Mark Zuckerberg, 2004

[disruptive_innovator]

I like it, especially where a robot drills into my brain and sews the chip into place.

[cheezzinator]

It doesn't detect brain waves like EEG. They detect individual spikes from neurons. Crazy bandwidth and precision.

[dailychillvibe]

Her: “did you pay this month’s subscription ?”
Him: ”oh shit”

[mikegofton]

The number one problem for electronic implantable devices is ongoing support.
Let’s hope that Neuralink customers don’t find themselves abandoned if the business fails.

[MidtownMadness]

"Erectile dysfunction mode engaged" 😂

[galileogalilei]

"There won't be an API for JavaScript developers to build apps on it."
I bet there already is.

[senchu]

Imagine your being cured and can walk again just for you to forget to charge it and it turns off

[Frederi-ckOtt]

Exciting and terrifying all at once. The potential for this technology is astounding, but the ethical implications are hefty. Would love to see a closer examination of the societal impacts down the line.