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Neuralink's Product Evolution Plan over the next 3 years: - 2025: Implant in speech cortex to directly decode speech - 2026: 3x channels from 1,000 -> 3,000+ - 2026: Planning on first Blindsight participant - 2027: 3x channel count to 10,000+ - 2027: Multiple implants in several brain regions...

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Thea Booysen1 year ago

The future is bright!

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Neura Pod - Neuralink1 year ago

Yes it is!! Incredibly inspiring to think that this all even possible.

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The Heart Speaks1 year ago

Neuralink is doing amazing things. I’m curious who the 7th recipient is so I can follow their journey.

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Hanans Elshabys1 year ago

Good job

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Aurora Sky1 year ago

Neuralink’s plan to decode speech, scale to 25,000+ channels, & innovate w/ AI by 2028 is mind-blowing! Huge thanks to @neuralink for shaping an incredible future!🤩🧠

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Iv Mon1 year ago

@Castello_Bros

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SunStar1 year ago

Amazing work and a great plan ! In only 2 years humans can be innervated by AI if they wish so . Best of luck to the @neuralink team ! 🍀🩵🍀

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SithMasterDad1 year ago

2028 will be a big year for TBI, I hope anyway.

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Siraj Florida1 year ago

Does this mean that people without medical conditions will be able to have a neuralink within 3 years?

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Neura Pod - Neuralink1 year ago

Hmm. I suppose that could be the implication, though I'd personally be surprised if they're able to have a commercial device approved that quickly. I think it's more that people with medical conditions will be able to experience some futuristic things (like now) before able-bodied people are.

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