Police sergeant recounts his Neuralink journey with Elon Musk’s brain chip

Police sergeant recounts his Neuralink journey with Elon Musk’s brain chip

A former Vancouver police sergeant with ALS accounts his journey to become a patient for Elon Musk’s Neuralink wireless brain-computer interface technology. “I’m texting you from my brain right now.” That was the first message Lee Marten sent after waking up from Neuralink surgery, five hours and one migraine after dozens of threads were stitched into his motor cortex. Marten, a former Vancouver police sergeant, is one of the first Canadian ALS …