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ELON: NEURALINK COULD HELP SOLVING SPINAL CORD INJURIES “What would it take to really solve spinal cord injuries? We already know how to do this. Implant electrodes into the motor cortex of the brain and then bypass the severed section of the spine and have effectively local microcontrollers near... show more

Mario Nawfal

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Elon Musk1 年前

This is very tough problem, but ultimately solvable

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Cash Loren1 年前

The potential uses could revolutionize medicine as we know it.

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Tomer Rozenberg1 年前

Future's looking bright—and wired! 🔌 Here's to the hope of walking miracles.

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WalkWurst1 年前

Being able to walk again after a horrible injury would be practically a miracle. But please do not make these controllers wifi/bluetooth. Can you imagine somebody hacking your body and getting full control?

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Sputnik1 年前

Elon is unstoppable. Imagine being able to give someone an opportunity to walk again.

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Eriton 𝕏1 年前

Thank you, Elon, for helping the world.

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Kerry1 年前

This is definitely beyond exciting! Having worked with individuals navigating brain & spinal injuries, this is great cause for celebration!! Thank you Elon! @elonmusk

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U S M A N ⚓️1 年前

Elon Musk believes Neuralink could potentially solve spinal cord injuries by implanting electrodes into the motor cortex to bypass damaged sections and restore limb functionality.

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4ம் பாண்டிய பேரரசு மன்னன் RamkumarPeriyasamy Nadar1 年前

Medical Advanced but cost for the poor and need is not suitable

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Sp.lawcare1 年前

This is incredible @MarioNawfal ! And this was only 2018!

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ELON: NEURALINK WILL RESTORE LIMB FUNCTION AND MEMORY LOSS “Neuralink is gonna help solve a lot of nerve problems. To really solve spinal cord injuries, we already know how to do this, implant electrodes into the motor cortex of the brain and then bypass the severed section of the spine, with local microcontrollers near the muscle groups. It could restore full limb functionality. Very exciting what can be done here. And memory, as people get older, they lose it. It’s incredibly sad when a mother forgets her children, and that can be solved too.” Source: ELON CLIPS

ELON: NEURALINK WILL RESTORE LIMB FUNCTION AND MEMORY LOSS “Neuralink is gonna help solve a lot of nerve problems. To really solve spinal cord injuries, we already know how to do this, implant electrodes into the motor cortex of the brain and then bypass the severed section of the spine, with local microcontrollers near the muscle groups. It could restore full limb functionality. Very exciting what can be done here. And memory, as people get older, they lose it. It’s incredibly sad when a mother forgets her children, and that can be solved too.” Source: ELON CLIPS

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ELON: NEURALINK COULD RESTORE FULL LIMB FUNCTIONALITY “Along the way, Neuralink is going to help solve a lot of nerve problems. In fact, we're just talking about, okay, what would it take to really solve spinal cord injuries? We already know how to do this. Implant electrodes into the motor cortex of the brain and then bypass the severed section of the spine and have effectively local microcontrollers near the muscle groups. It could restore full limb functionality. Very exciting work can be done here. And just memory, like as people get older, they lose their memory, as they're saying it's incredibly sad when a mother forgets her own children. And that can be solved too.” Source: Elon Musk Interview with Axios, November 25, 2018

ELON: NEURALINK COULD RESTORE FULL LIMB FUNCTIONALITY “Along the way, Neuralink is going to help solve a lot of nerve problems. In fact, we're just talking about, okay, what would it take to really solve spinal cord injuries? We already know how to do this. Implant electrodes into the motor cortex of the brain and then bypass the severed section of the spine and have effectively local microcontrollers near the muscle groups. It could restore full limb functionality. Very exciting work can be done here. And just memory, like as people get older, they lose their memory, as they're saying it's incredibly sad when a mother forgets her own children. And that can be solved too.” Source: Elon Musk Interview with Axios, November 25, 2018

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ELON: IF YOU CAN’T OUTSMART AI, JOIN IT - WITH NEURALINK “Neuralink, at first, will solve a lot of brain-related diseases. It could be anything from autism, schizophrenia, or memory loss. Everyone experiences memory loss at a certain point in age. There’s a tremendous amount of good that Neuralink can do in solving critical damage to the brain or the spinal cord. There’s a lot that can be done to improve the quality of life of individuals. Then ultimately, it’s intended to address the existential risk associated with digital superintelligence. We will not be able to be smarter than a digital supercomputer. Therefore, if you cannot beat them, join them.” Source: Elon Musk, Lex Fridman Podcast, November 12, 2019

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