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šŸšØ NEURALINKā€™S FIRST NONVERBAL PATIENT JUST ā€œSPOKEā€ USING TELEPATHY ā€” AND ITā€™S BREAKING THE INTERNET ā€œThis is my old voiceā€¦ cloned by AI.ā€ A man with advanced ALS who lost ALL ability to speak is now communicating again using nothing but his thoughts. He made this video using telepathy,...

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1. A paralyzed man is now able to "speak" in his own voice, thanks to Elon's Neuralink brain chip. Bradford Smith, who has ALSā€”a disease that left only his brain and eyes workingā€”got a Neuralink implant in January. Now, he can talk with his family more normally. He types using just his thoughts on a virtual keyboard. Then Grok AI helps complete his sentences and turns the text into speech that sounds like his real voice, recreated from old audio clips. Bradford shared his experience and a look at the interface on Twitter, expressing how happy he is with the result.
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1. A paralyzed man is now able to "speak" in his own voice, thanks to Elon's Neuralink brain chip. Bradford Smith, who has ALSā€”a disease that left only his brain and eyes workingā€”got a Neuralink implant in January. Now, he can talk with his family more normally. He types using just his thoughts on a virtual keyboard. Then Grok AI helps complete his sentences and turns the text into speech that sounds like his real voice, recreated from old audio clips. Bradford shared his experience and a look at the interface on Twitter, expressing how happy he is with the result.

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šŸšØBREAKING: Neuralinkā€™s first patient in the UK, Paul, who is paralyzed by motor neuron disease, has received a brain implant. Just hours after surgery, he was able to control a computer with his thoughts and is now using it to play games and regain independence.
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šŸšØBREAKING: Neuralinkā€™s first patient in the UK, Paul, who is paralyzed by motor neuron disease, has received a brain implant. Just hours after surgery, he was able to control a computer with his thoughts and is now using it to play games and regain independence.

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Neuralinkā€™s first patient in the UK, Paul, who is paralyzed by motor neuron disease, has received a brain implant. Just hours after surgery, he was able to control a computer with his thoughts and is now using it to play games and regain independence.
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Neuralinkā€™s first patient in the UK, Paul, who is paralyzed by motor neuron disease, has received a brain implant. Just hours after surgery, he was able to control a computer with his thoughts and is now using it to play games and regain independence.

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NEURALINK GIVES ALS PATIENT A VOICE LIKE NEVER BEFORE Imagine being stuck in your own head with a thousand thoughts but no way to say them. That was Brad G. Smithā€™s life with ALS until Neuralink stepped in with a chip that reads his brain signals. Before this brain implant, Smith had to rely on eye-tracking software that only worked in the dark. He joked it turned him into Batman without the gadgets. Now, he can control a computer cursor and talk to his family even in bright daylight. The Neuralink implant uses a thousand tiny wires that pick up signals from his brain and send them to a MacBook Pro. At first, they tried linking it to his hand movements but that was a flop. Turns out his tongue was the star of the show and clenching his jaw worked as a click. Smith says he does not even think about it anymore. His brain just knows what to do, like a pro gamer making split second moves. Thanks to Neuralink, Smith can race his kids in Mario Kart and talk to them faster than ever. He even uses an AI chatbot that comes up with clever replies. Once, it suggested giving a bouquet of carrots to a friendā€™s horse-loving girlfriend. For Smith, ALS may have taken a lot but Neuralink has given him something priceless: a way to speak up and stay connected to the world. Source: FOX
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NEURALINK GIVES ALS PATIENT A VOICE LIKE NEVER BEFORE Imagine being stuck in your own head with a thousand thoughts but no way to say them. That was Brad G. Smithā€™s life with ALS until Neuralink stepped in with a chip that reads his brain signals. Before this brain implant, Smith had to rely on eye-tracking software that only worked in the dark. He joked it turned him into Batman without the gadgets. Now, he can control a computer cursor and talk to his family even in bright daylight. The Neuralink implant uses a thousand tiny wires that pick up signals from his brain and send them to a MacBook Pro. At first, they tried linking it to his hand movements but that was a flop. Turns out his tongue was the star of the show and clenching his jaw worked as a click. Smith says he does not even think about it anymore. His brain just knows what to do, like a pro gamer making split second moves. Thanks to Neuralink, Smith can race his kids in Mario Kart and talk to them faster than ever. He even uses an AI chatbot that comes up with clever replies. Once, it suggested giving a bouquet of carrots to a friendā€™s horse-loving girlfriend. For Smith, ALS may have taken a lot but Neuralink has given him something priceless: a way to speak up and stay connected to the world. Source: FOX

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Thought-Controlled Robotics is now very real and it's happening with Neuralink Neuralink recipients are already playing multiplayer video games with their minds, not with their hands, but with pure thought A paralyzed Neuralink patient, Alex Conley, just controlled a robotic arm using only his thoughts - then piloted a drone with his mind Meanwhile, another patient, Jon L. Noble, is now playing World of Warcraft hands-free using only brain signals People who were once completely paralyzed are now interacting with the physical and digital world using nothing but their thoughts The Neuralink implant has given them a second chance at life, restoring independence they had lost Elon did not just build a company. He gave people their lives back and giving them hope for a second chance at life
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Thought-Controlled Robotics is now very real and it's happening with Neuralink Neuralink recipients are already playing multiplayer video games with their minds, not with their hands, but with pure thought A paralyzed Neuralink patient, Alex Conley, just controlled a robotic arm using only his thoughts - then piloted a drone with his mind Meanwhile, another patient, Jon L. Noble, is now playing World of Warcraft hands-free using only brain signals People who were once completely paralyzed are now interacting with the physical and digital world using nothing but their thoughts The Neuralink implant has given them a second chance at life, restoring independence they had lost Elon did not just build a company. He gave people their lives back and giving them hope for a second chance at life

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Brad Smith, the first person with ALS to receive a Neuralink brain implant, said something that stopped me cold. He described feeling completely trapped inside a body that no longer obeyed his sharp, fully intact mind ā€” speech, swallowing, breathing, everything slowly shutting down while he remained 100% aware. Then Neuralink changed everything overnight. Suddenly he could control a cursor with his thoughts, type messages, browse the internet, and communicate in real time again ā€” without eye strain or waiting for help. He called it ā€œgetting his voice and dignity back.ā€ The difference between feeling locked in and being back in the driverā€™s seat of his own life was night and day. Itā€™s one of the most powerful real-world examples yet of what this technology can actually do for people whose minds are sharp but whose bodies have been disconnected.
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Brad Smith, the first person with ALS to receive a Neuralink brain implant, said something that stopped me cold. He described feeling completely trapped inside a body that no longer obeyed his sharp, fully intact mind ā€” speech, swallowing, breathing, everything slowly shutting down while he remained 100% aware. Then Neuralink changed everything overnight. Suddenly he could control a cursor with his thoughts, type messages, browse the internet, and communicate in real time again ā€” without eye strain or waiting for help. He called it ā€œgetting his voice and dignity back.ā€ The difference between feeling locked in and being back in the driverā€™s seat of his own life was night and day. Itā€™s one of the most powerful real-world examples yet of what this technology can actually do for people whose minds are sharp but whose bodies have been disconnected.

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šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡ø Noland Arbaugh is paralyzed. He now has a chip in his brain. Neuralink's first human patient controls a computer with his thoughts, plays video games for hours, runs a business, and studies neuroscience. 2 years ago none of that was possible for him. This is the part of the future that actually arrived. Neuralink Elon Musk
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šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡ø Noland Arbaugh is paralyzed. He now has a chip in his brain. Neuralink's first human patient controls a computer with his thoughts, plays video games for hours, runs a business, and studies neuroscience. 2 years ago none of that was possible for him. This is the part of the future that actually arrived. Neuralink Elon Musk

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Noland Arbaughā€™s life has been completely transformed ā€œI can control a computer with my thoughtsā€ As the first human to receive a Neuralink brain implant, the man who was once paralyzed after a diving accident is now: ā€¢ Playing video games for hours using only his mind ā€¢ Earning a 4.0 GPA while studying neuroscience in college ā€¢ Running his own business ā€¢ Building a thriving speaking career with paid keynotes and global appearances Heā€™s traveling the world, inspiring audiences, and even writing a book - all powered by a brain chip What used to be science fiction is now reality Neuralink is not just restoring lost abilities - itā€™s unlocking the next chapter of human potential
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Noland Arbaughā€™s life has been completely transformed ā€œI can control a computer with my thoughtsā€ As the first human to receive a Neuralink brain implant, the man who was once paralyzed after a diving accident is now: ā€¢ Playing video games for hours using only his mind ā€¢ Earning a 4.0 GPA while studying neuroscience in college ā€¢ Running his own business ā€¢ Building a thriving speaking career with paid keynotes and global appearances Heā€™s traveling the world, inspiring audiences, and even writing a book - all powered by a brain chip What used to be science fiction is now reality Neuralink is not just restoring lost abilities - itā€™s unlocking the next chapter of human potential

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GROK FINISHES HIS SENTENCES, NEURALINK READS HIS MIND - YES, REALLY Bradford Smith lost the ability to move or speak due to ALS. Now? Heā€™s got a Neuralink chip that lets him think his texts into existence. Grok steps in to finish his thoughts like a mind-reading autocorrect. Then another AI clones his actual voice - so when he speaks, it sounds like him. TL;DR: heā€™s texting, talking, and channeling Jedi powers - all with his mind. At this point, the exosuit upgrade feels inevitable. Source: theaifield on Instagram
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GROK FINISHES HIS SENTENCES, NEURALINK READS HIS MIND - YES, REALLY Bradford Smith lost the ability to move or speak due to ALS. Now? Heā€™s got a Neuralink chip that lets him think his texts into existence. Grok steps in to finish his thoughts like a mind-reading autocorrect. Then another AI clones his actual voice - so when he speaks, it sounds like him. TL;DR: heā€™s texting, talking, and channeling Jedi powers - all with his mind. At this point, the exosuit upgrade feels inevitable. Source: theaifield on Instagram

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"Neuralink was like a gift from God" Powerful words from P7. I had the privilege of interviewing Jake Schneider, Neuralink's 7th patient, about what life is like now having a Neuralink brain implant for 3 months. Jake was diagnosed with ALS a few years ago and says before Neuralink, he felt overcome by hopelessness due to his condition. He says now Neuralink not only enhances his quality of life, but working with the team gives him a sense of purpose. And his son says his dad has superpowers now with his brain chip <3 My full interview is coming soon, but I was so touched by this story I wanted to share a preview. Jake Schneider
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"Neuralink was like a gift from God" Powerful words from P7. I had the privilege of interviewing Jake Schneider, Neuralink's 7th patient, about what life is like now having a Neuralink brain implant for 3 months. Jake was diagnosed with ALS a few years ago and says before Neuralink, he felt overcome by hopelessness due to his condition. He says now Neuralink not only enhances his quality of life, but working with the team gives him a sense of purpose. And his son says his dad has superpowers now with his brain chip <3 My full interview is coming soon, but I was so touched by this story I wanted to share a preview. Jake Schneider

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šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡ø THAT SPECIAL MOMENT A NEURALINK PATIENT MOVED THE CURSOR WITH HIS MIND AFTER PARALYSIS A 29-year-old paralyzed man used Neuralinkā€™s brain implant to play online chess and move a computer cursorā€”just by thinking. In a livestream on X, The implant, invisible once placed, reads brain signals and translates them into digital movement. Neuralink received FDA approval last year, and Arbaugh is the first known test subject. ā€œIt has already changed my life,ā€ he added. No side effects have been reported. Neuralink now races against competitors to bring brain-computer tech to the mainstream. Source: Wired, Interesting Engineering, Neuralink, Noland Arbaugh
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šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡ø THAT SPECIAL MOMENT A NEURALINK PATIENT MOVED THE CURSOR WITH HIS MIND AFTER PARALYSIS A 29-year-old paralyzed man used Neuralinkā€™s brain implant to play online chess and move a computer cursorā€”just by thinking. In a livestream on X, The implant, invisible once placed, reads brain signals and translates them into digital movement. Neuralink received FDA approval last year, and Arbaugh is the first known test subject. ā€œIt has already changed my life,ā€ he added. No side effects have been reported. Neuralink now races against competitors to bring brain-computer tech to the mainstream. Source: Wired, Interesting Engineering, Neuralink, Noland Arbaugh

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'I'm working on a show with brain as the central core, and there are a number of songs that will be part of that project. This is one of those and it's a point in the narrative where we can both read thoughts and write thoughts. The person singing is not sure whether he has his own thoughts, he's inside his own mind or inside someone else's.ā€™

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WOW: The first Neuralink patient just spoke outā€”humbled by Elon Musk and his technology ā€” ā€œI just canā€™t even put it into words.ā€ This is truly incredible. Noland Arbaugh was paralyzed after a spinal cord injury. Then he got a Neuralink brain implant (BCI) and regained control of his life. Now heā€™s speaking from experience about what Elon Musk and his team have made possible: ā€œItā€™s an incredible privilege to be a part of this, and have somebody like Elon Muskā€”one of the most powerful men in the worldā€”so involved, so interested in affecting my life and people with disabilities right now.ā€ ā€œI just canā€™t even put it into words.ā€ And he had this to say about the Neuralink team: ā€œThe guys and gals at Neuralink, they are the hardest workers that Iā€™ve ever met in my life and they have such passion for helping people.ā€
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WOW: The first Neuralink patient just spoke outā€”humbled by Elon Musk and his technology ā€” ā€œI just canā€™t even put it into words.ā€ This is truly incredible. Noland Arbaugh was paralyzed after a spinal cord injury. Then he got a Neuralink brain implant (BCI) and regained control of his life. Now heā€™s speaking from experience about what Elon Musk and his team have made possible: ā€œItā€™s an incredible privilege to be a part of this, and have somebody like Elon Muskā€”one of the most powerful men in the worldā€”so involved, so interested in affecting my life and people with disabilities right now.ā€ ā€œI just canā€™t even put it into words.ā€ And he had this to say about the Neuralink team: ā€œThe guys and gals at Neuralink, they are the hardest workers that Iā€™ve ever met in my life and they have such passion for helping people.ā€

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21 people are controlling computers with their thoughts. Not in a research demo. In their daily lives. Neuralink's Telepathy trial has nearly doubled since September. The implant reads your motor cortex and translates neural signals into digital commands. No voice. No eye tracking. No hands. One participant hit able-bodied cursor speeds in his first week. Others are typing at 40 words per minute using imagined finger movements. A med student uses it 17 hours a day to study. A woman who hadn't controlled a computer in 20 years is making art. A father with ALS rigged a 360 camera to his wheelchair and controls it telepathically so he can watch his kids. Next up: 3x the electrodes, a new trial targeting real-time speech at 140 WPM, and zero serious device-related adverse events across every participant so far. Brain-computer interfaces are no longer theoretical.
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21 people are controlling computers with their thoughts. Not in a research demo. In their daily lives. Neuralink's Telepathy trial has nearly doubled since September. The implant reads your motor cortex and translates neural signals into digital commands. No voice. No eye tracking. No hands. One participant hit able-bodied cursor speeds in his first week. Others are typing at 40 words per minute using imagined finger movements. A med student uses it 17 hours a day to study. A woman who hadn't controlled a computer in 20 years is making art. A father with ALS rigged a 360 camera to his wheelchair and controls it telepathically so he can watch his kids. Next up: 3x the electrodes, a new trial targeting real-time speech at 140 WPM, and zero serious device-related adverse events across every participant so far. Brain-computer interfaces are no longer theoretical.

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Elon Musk just made the human body optional. Not in theory. Not in a lab simulation. In a living, breathing person. Neuralinkā€™s first patient is quadriplegic. Canā€™t move his arms. Canā€™t move his legs. Nothing below his neck responds. Right now heā€™s playing video games. Downloading software. Navigating a screen with precision. Not with his hands. Not with his voice. With his thoughts. Musk: ā€œHe literally is just controlling the screen. He can play video games, download software, really anything you can do with a mouse, just by thinking.ā€ A man whose body failed him just bypassed it entirely. His brain said move. His body said no. So Neuralink removed the body from the conversation. This is not a medical breakthrough. This is a philosophical detonation. All of civilization was built on one assumption. The body is the instrument. Hands build. Legs carry. Mouths speak. The brain just gives the orders. Neuralink inverted the entire hierarchy. The brain is no longer commanding the body. Itā€™s replacing it. Every limitation youā€™ve ever felt was your body failing to keep pace with your mind. Your fingers canā€™t type as fast as you think. Your mouth canā€™t speak as fast as you process. The body was never the tool. It was always the bottleneck. And Musk just proved it with a man who now moves through the digital world faster than most of us move through the physical one. We didnā€™t watch a patient get treated. We watched the first human operate without a body. The rest of us just havenā€™t realized weā€™re next.
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Elon Musk just made the human body optional. Not in theory. Not in a lab simulation. In a living, breathing person. Neuralinkā€™s first patient is quadriplegic. Canā€™t move his arms. Canā€™t move his legs. Nothing below his neck responds. Right now heā€™s playing video games. Downloading software. Navigating a screen with precision. Not with his hands. Not with his voice. With his thoughts. Musk: ā€œHe literally is just controlling the screen. He can play video games, download software, really anything you can do with a mouse, just by thinking.ā€ A man whose body failed him just bypassed it entirely. His brain said move. His body said no. So Neuralink removed the body from the conversation. This is not a medical breakthrough. This is a philosophical detonation. All of civilization was built on one assumption. The body is the instrument. Hands build. Legs carry. Mouths speak. The brain just gives the orders. Neuralink inverted the entire hierarchy. The brain is no longer commanding the body. Itā€™s replacing it. Every limitation youā€™ve ever felt was your body failing to keep pace with your mind. Your fingers canā€™t type as fast as you think. Your mouth canā€™t speak as fast as you process. The body was never the tool. It was always the bottleneck. And Musk just proved it with a man who now moves through the digital world faster than most of us move through the physical one. We didnā€™t watch a patient get treated. We watched the first human operate without a body. The rest of us just havenā€™t realized weā€™re next.

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.Rob Toews predicts humans will be able to communicate through telepathy by 2030. He argues the breakthrough has already been demonstrated in research labs, where scientists have translated thoughts directly into words using BCIs. "I would actually say that telepathy has been achieved today. What I would define as telepathy is if you can think thoughts and have your thoughts translated into words that other people can read or hear. That's already been accomplished by BCIs." "Eddie Chang, who's one of the world's leading BCI researchers at UCSF, runs the neurosurgery department. His lab has demonstrated in recent years that you can implant BCI chips into people's brains, tell what they're trying to say, and turn those brain signals into actual words."
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.Rob Toews predicts humans will be able to communicate through telepathy by 2030. He argues the breakthrough has already been demonstrated in research labs, where scientists have translated thoughts directly into words using BCIs. "I would actually say that telepathy has been achieved today. What I would define as telepathy is if you can think thoughts and have your thoughts translated into words that other people can read or hear. That's already been accomplished by BCIs." "Eddie Chang, who's one of the world's leading BCI researchers at UCSF, runs the neurosurgery department. His lab has demonstrated in recent years that you can implant BCI chips into people's brains, tell what they're trying to say, and turn those brain signals into actual words."

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Angus: This is not simply about Trump being just a really dark, evil, corrupt narcissist. There's a method in his madness. It's about the politics of complicity. I think what you see with Trump again and again and again is how he forces his supporters and his opponents to go along with his depravity. He is using the politics of debauchery and degradation to force those who should be speaking up to remain silenced. He makes them complicit in the debauchery and the debasement of American public life.

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