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My very first time playing a first person shooter while using neuralink Brain computer interfacing with the quad stick controller I can now aim with my thoughts and it's gonna take a ton of practice, like a ton because I'm only as accurate as I am with my cursor... show more

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Watch a live demo of the first person to control a cursor through Neuralink with only his thoughts, no eye tracking required, from a recent showcase of the company's updates.

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I used the Neuralink to write code for an Arduino to allow me to control an RC airplane with a quad stick. The possibilities are truly endless. Thank you Elon and the entire team at Neuralink. I am honored to be part of such a great program. Neuralink

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NEWS: 2nd Neuralink patient Alex plays the first-person shooter game Counter-Strike 2 on his laptop computer using the Link. Alex playing Counter-Strike 2:

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I just created my first MCP server for Cursor. I'm using Replicate APIs to create and download images with FLUX. Watch me as I build a portfolio page with Cursor Agent, using the MCP tool to generate real-time images.

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🚨NEW: Scott Adams expresses interest in getting Elon Musk's Neuralink for his paralysis🙏 "Am I a candidate for Neuralink? ... I'm so going to turn into a robot." "Here's my new plan: I'm going to get a brain implant — whether it's Neuralink or something else — and then I will get a robot body and I will rebuild myself using my human brain, but a robot body." "Apparently that is actually something I could do. Wow."

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317,124 views • 6 months ago

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I am delighted to share my artwork with you. I dedicate much time creating it and as a courtesy I ask that you first ask me before using my art. I would also appreciate you crediting my work. This way other people can fall in love with my art

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