Neuralink's brain implants already allow people with paralysis to control computers and robotic devices through their neural activity. These advances raise questions about a future in which humans could communicate directly with machines, interact with artificial intelligence, and even expand some of their capabilities. However, there is still a considerable distance between the scientific results and Elon Musk's more ambitious promises.
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Neuralink's brain implants already allow people with paralysis to control computers and robotic devices through their neural activity. These advances raise questions about a future in which humans could communicate directly with machines, interact with artificial intelligence, and even expand some of their capabilities. However, there is still a considerable distance between the scientific results and Elon Musk's more ambitious promises.