The Truth about Brain Chips.

Elon Musk's Neuralink Company and Brain Chips Explained! No Sponsor but hey if you like my videos, then subscribing would make my day! 😁

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[MrUnknownXD]

Imagine these brain chips are subscription based services and you miss a month and they turn off your legs 💀

[kiwsenior]

I’m not even scared of AI all that much yet but this, this is terrifying

[isaiahhughes]

"Tonight's sleep is sponsored by raid shadow legends"

[DisturbedNeo]

I do love the concept of someone getting a brain chip and improving their intelligence to the point where they realise "WOW, I should NOT have done this"

[shrenikchoudhary]

If companies get access to our brains, they can simply take our bank account details instead of showing us ads lol 😅

[TwixedBlocks]

Teacher: what is the answer to this question?

Me: hold on my brain gotta update

[The_Original_Rtxyz]

“Oops my phone ran out of battery”
**becomes blind cutely**

[vishwasmattur]

As a wise man once said - " *Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether they could, they didn't stop to think if they should* "

[stephenslej]

The scariest part of it is if those companies manage to alter our thoughts and we don't even realise that it is happening. We might become puppets gradually and lose our own "self". Like for example before those chips we did not agree with idk not being paid overtime but after using that chip we suddenly become ok with this concept and the whole world becomes ok with it.

[falls]

Imagine waking up in the morning and hearing "Before getting up, let's talk about our sponsor nord vp-"

[William__]

Neuralink: The future of humanity.
Me: accidentally likes my crush’s old photo on Instagram with my mind.

[stelios]

Thank you Arun for making people aware about the dangers of these technologies instead of just hyping them. Even if you make money by talking about tech, this doesnt prevents you from sharing the dark side of it.

[Fisheee]

This is scary tech, but being able to revisit your memories is probably one of the coolest things a human could do. But also very sad since no one will live in the moment

[gauranshbansal]

My opinion is that as many pros there are to this there are even more cons to this, it'll depend on the future if someone would want to get a brain chip or not, though I believe that these brain chips will eventually become akin to our computers or phones but more important.

[JamOnToastYT]

"you can store images in ur internal storage" imagine ur friend walks in on u and u hear the photo sound 💀🙏

[mango-duvk]

Thank you, Arun. I am now terrified of the lack of privacy the future holds.

[magic.marmot]

One of the more insidious issues is that the wired neural interface is two-way, meaning that the chip can stimulate parts of your brain that wouldn't normally light up.
For instance, you're hungry, and instead of you thinking something like "hey what restaurants are available now", it would just stimulate your desire for Burger King or KFC or whichever advertiser paid the most.

[amybooth]

Imagine going to bed, and when you are about to fall asleep, you start hearing baby shark…

[wandererreece]

Him mentioning chipless people could be treated differently is totally true. I've been treated differently for having a cell plan without mobile data. Almost all buildings have free wifi, so I never felt the need for it. A couple days ago, a woman acted like I was insane for not having mobile data. She even asked me about it multiple times, because she just couldn't believe I didn't have mobile data. Imagine what she'd do if she met someone without a smartphone.

[StoneMountain]

Maybe this will help me stop dying to fall damage in video games