Elon Musk Explains NeuraLink

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[davec]

It's not the fear of being a cyborg per se. It's moving into a position where a person can be hijacked by another mind - either digital or corporeal.

[reemobrooklyn]

I love how the richest person in the world would sit down and interview with practically anybody. You don't see that often.

[reneachilds]

He, answered the question honestly with the first answer! Very simple n to the point...with a huge smile on his face....

[takarahayashi]

the issue is, everyone knows that the WEF wants to dominate humanity, even if the technology is created with good intentions, but those with less than good intentions will undoubtedly take advantage of this.

[Variant]

"The road to Hell is paved with good intentions."

[PavethaWay]

The first sentence was CLEAR and them he is spattering his words for the rest of the interview

[RedGhost]

Everyone till gangsta when some old man voice says "Execute order 66"

[SitaGabrielIRL]

I love how he literally told the truth, with his first sentence. 😂😂😂

[Whoods]

im so glad a normal person got to ask normal questions finally about this concerning matter

[dolixwy]

Revalation 13 is talking about the beast, so it says in verse "16 it also forced all people, great and small, rich and poor, free and slave, to receive a mark on their foreheads, 17 so that they could not buy or sell unless they had q mark, which is the name of the beast or the number of its name, "so becarefull people, its happening

[strawbale]

What is to stop a neurolink from being hacked??? We can't even secure Windows 11.

[alessiosem]

"FDA approvals"..
Pfizer to FDA: hold my millions.
FDA: Approved.

[TTimeConscious]

Love this conversation. Feeling grateful. 🙏🏻❤

[introvertwhiz-llip]

The person who is taking this podcast or podcaster asks perfect questions. Awesome job sir .

[dongleyliam]

Hackers are already dangerous enough as is, giving them the possibility of complete mind control is the scary part for me

[jacobhawk]

I have severe TBI and I've had 4 Strokes. I'm only 31 and sometimes I forget my sons name. It's easy for people to say they would never do that, but when there's a technology that could help you remember and not constantly have everything so foggy and clustered, to where you can have a string of thoughts and remember for people like me that was hit by an IED or had a severe car accident, I'm going to take my chances and hope it doesn't get hacked.

[amberfuller]

Will this also work to block the pain from anywhere in the body. I would like for it to also do that as well.

[Philani_Ndlovu]

Ads coming straight into your mind either as a thought or a visualization with no skipping option 😂

[axiom]

I believe Neuralink has the potential to do a lot of good for those suffering from neurological related issues and it also has the potential to be used as a tool to harm humanity. Every invention made by humans has the same capabilities, to do both good and bad. What matters is how people decide to use that invention.

[vstarreal]

A quick question:
Will people have to pledge allegiance to the central AI located in the CEO's bedroom or let's leave it food for thought?