Companies Are Racing To Put A Chip In Your Brain

You’ve probably heard of Elon Musk’s Neuralink. Big names like Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos have also invested in the brain chips market, which could be worth over $10 billion by 2033.

But, this isn’t just about profit – it’s also about this tech’s potential to change our daily lives, revolutionize the medical field, and even impact the course of human evolution. Here is a look inside the business of brain computer interfaces.

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[Ziegrif]

Not until ad and data gathering and selling based money making schemes end and we get something akin to trust between the consumer and big companies. Because 100% they will put ads into your brain the moment they can.

[meesasquall]

Please make a video exploring the ethical, legal problems with this technology more because the video is (rightfully) very positive about the technology but I think it is irresponsible to not address these topics with more depth.

[nick_reznee_shorts]

"hi, please continue your ByeBye Depression subscription. this message will replay in 5 minutes. forever."

We're already talking about how we own licenses to products, rather than products. We love seeing this new model progressing to our brains 👏 truly 👏 revolutionary 👏

[Shadow_]

I like how despite the video being highly optomistic everyone immediately jumps to the worst timeline. Honestly that makes me very happy,

[viniciusdesouzamaia]

Ah, finally the futurama bit about ads in your dreams is becoming a reality.

[CaptainUrielVentris]

If I was a quadriplegic I'd probably be interested but otherwise I'm good not having to worry about ransomware inside my skull.

[spliterator]

I won't even buy a car from Elon. Not a chance I'll let him put his tech in my body

[bjodaddyo]

All I've ever seen with great technology is it shortly becomes weaponized and it being a brain implant makes for a nightmare of nightmares.

[waralo]

Brain Chips should be required to be open source.

[MrPpunk]

You can't just take the companies commercial speech and make it a 10 minutes video masquerading as a research project.

This is just an ad

[nathangerber]

I can see this being wonder for treating paralysis, but anything outside of that feels dangerous to society.

[albertoderfisch]

if you were working as a waiter or smth, having chatGPT overtake conversations would actually be lit. But it's all fun and games until you end up as a corporate slave

[cetriyasArtnComicsChannel]

one bad hack or glitch and there goes your heart

[LilCdeep]

Ads in my dreams make every dream a nightmare. The only possible pro is an ad interrupting an actual nightmare.

[davianoinglesias]

Awesome ideas, unfortunately past experience has proven that greed will ruin everything. I'm worried that all this power will be concentrated in the hands of a few.

[weird-guy]

For normal people, no, they would create a subscription plan with ads😂

[HighMarx]

Nice.
Is your population/workforce depressed due to performing thankless work for low pay, social isolation, ecological devastation, stress due to debt, global conflict, and/or lack of physical activity and time outdoors? We have the chip for you! 😊

[karan_uppal]

The more capitalistic our world becomes the more I realise I never want a company inside of my brain

[Imbatmn]

Im more interested in ar googles that addresses varius eye problems and improvements in earphones, so hearing aids can get cheaper, i got wireless headphones the other day for 8 dollars, and the sound isn't too bad. Mostly because i don't trust any of mr musk's projects with my life.

[elvintiranbalan]

Why build an ai robot when you can turn human into one?