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NEURALINK IS BUILDING TECH YOU CONTROL WITH YOUR MIND Neuralink’s PRIME Study is testing a fully implantable, wireless brain-computer interface to let people with quadriplegia control devices just by thinking. The implant, hidden under the skin, decodes brain activity to let users operate computers or smartphones with pure intention—no... show more

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Pregnant Redhead1 year ago

Elon Musk is changing the game while others are stuck in the past, he’s building the future. Trump’s America supports real innovation, not woke nonsense.

Planet Of Memes1 year ago

Next: an exoskeleton they can control just by thinking.

JI YOUNG YOON1 year ago

와우 이건 뇌에 칩을 심는게 아니고 시각과 관련이 있어 그렇지?

TheCoinDad1 year ago

But when it happens in reverse then what?

Alpha-Bravo1 year ago

This is beautiful tech

GA Spark1 year ago

This is next-level stuff. Controlling devices with just your thoughts? Neuralink’s turning sci-fi into real life especially powerful for people with severe disabilities. If it works at scale, it could redefine human-tech interaction forever.

Angel1 year ago

I really hope it’s not slow and finicky like the oculus

KROP1 year ago

Wow what?

Bud Bas1 year ago

Time to offload the task only by intent.

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