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Max Hodak envisions a brain-computer interface inspired by Avatar: a living, high-bandwidth “13th cranial nerve.” Instead of implants, his team is grafting stem cell–derived neurons into the brain via hydrogel. A biological USB cable -- 100,000 electrodes, a billion synapses.

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vitrupo1 年前

Science Corp CEO Max Hodak (ex-Neuralink co-founder) at Abundance360 Summit with Peter Diamandis:

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Quantum computers can break today’s encryption in seconds.🔑 Quantum tech will reshape our digital lives. Governments & hackers are preparing for the quantum era. How about you?🛡️ Don’t get left behind!🧠 Cybersecurity Dictionary for Everyone can help:

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Dirk Bruere1 年前

That makes far more sense as a BCI

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Zeke1 年前

So the ghost in the shell neck ports then?

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Dr. Julie Gurner1 年前

Augmented humans is a predictable thing coming. Just won't be for a while.

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David Webster1 年前

@hvo_e_acc hope it doesnt get dust in it

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Rand1 年前

this actually looks wild

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Emily1 年前

I hope we get a prototype by 2028, a human trial by 2030 and market adoption by 2033 🙏

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Swags1 年前

Absolutely next level.

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Mikekius Zotimus1 年前

That is such advanced thinking. Wow. I need more friends like this dude fr

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ProfessorPurple1 年前

We can’t even reconnect severed CNS neurons, but now we’re going to slap on a new device that’s going to somehow grow into the brain and functionally wire a new cranial nerve. One thing at a time, buddy. This idea remains a complete fiction.

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