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Neuralink's motor cortex explained. It works with threads. Electrical activity in the motor cortex becomes digital output on a screen. Cursor from thought. Add threads in language regions. Decode internal speech before it’s spoken. No keyboard. No mic. Brain-to-text interface. Source: Noland Arbaugh Neuralink

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