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17-year old Ben Choi built a $300 AI-powered mind-controlled prosthetic. Choi’s design uses external sensors on the forehead and earlobe to interpret brain signals.

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ENERGYtoEXPLORE1 year ago

Genius. I am always amazed how smart other people are.

Tsla Dogg1 year ago

@neuralink hire this man now!!!

FRANK E ELKINS1 year ago

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The Plumber1 year ago

Oh, that’s great

Noor1 year ago

Real?

Reece1 year ago

This is next level 💯

Red1 year ago

This is awesome 👏

ℚ𝟝𝕚𝕖𝕥1 year ago

mind-control prosthetics? genius flex. $300? where's the catch?

skye1 year ago

Uh-Oh does this mean I can get a finger hand release machine?

LostPants1 year ago

That is a really smart 17 year old.

Blair Thomson1 year ago

We need more like him. We must fill this world up with luminous brilliance.

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