US EditionBrain Chip Development Is Advancing: Will Everyone Have Them in the Future? 🧠 VIDEO
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Science is seeking new ways to enhance human capabilities through technology. One of the most discussed advances is the brain chip, an implant that allows the brain to be directly connected to computers to control devices, type, or move without having to use the body. Neuralink Case: First Brain Chip Implant in a Human One of the most advanced projects is that of Neuralink, Elon Musk's company. In January 2024, they performed their first implant…
The future that Elon Musk promised with Neuralink has just suffered its first major setback. What was presented to the world as the most revolutionary advance in neurotechnology has proven to be, at least for now, more experimental than functional. History stars Noland Arbaugh, the first human being to receive a Neuralink brain implant. The experiment, because that’s what it should be called, has not gone the way Neuralink scientists expected. T…
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