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NEURALINK: REAL-TIME BRAIN ACTIVITY, STREAMED Neuralink's implanted neural device is already delivering what scientists have chased for decades: live visibility into human brain activity within minutes of surgery. In this demo, signals flare as a participant wakes up post-procedure - the device capturing the gradual surge of neural activity... show more

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Mario Nawfal

29,841 views • 6 months ago

Neuralink switched on a UK brain-computer link. Post-op thoughts to cursor, same day. No drama. Gaming tests queued. Autonomy gets a new interface. Real tasks, real games, real independence. @Neuralink, Elon Musk

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Mario Nawfal

53,025 views • 5 months ago

WTF: Mind reading is here. Researchers invented a new #AI method to convert brain signals into video. See the results for yourself Published in Nature yesterday: What are the implications? Is this the biggest paper of 2023? #CEBRA

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679,247 views • 3 years ago

Two years after ALS robbed him of his voice, Casey Harrell used a brain implant to communicate nearly 2 million words at home. In Harrell’s brain are four tiny implanted devices that record brain signals, then are analyzed by AI and decoded into text.

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