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Recently, we hosted a webinar with Neuralink , and interviewed three ALS patients actively participating in Neuralink clinical trials. Bradford G Smith (Brad) Jake Schneider P8•N1CK walk us through some common misconceptions people have around BCI (Brain-Computer Interface) technology.

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ALS took P8•N1CK s arm mobility. With his Neuralink device, he regained a level of independence he thought he'd lost forever. His BCI (Brain-Computer Interface) connects his brain to a robotic arm that allows him to gesture, microwave food, and grab a cup of water again.

ALS took P8•N1CK s arm mobility. With his Neuralink device, he regained a level of independence he thought he'd lost forever. His BCI (Brain-Computer Interface) connects his brain to a robotic arm that allows him to gesture, microwave food, and grab a cup of water again.

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Meet Brad Bradford G Smith (Brad), the third person in the world to receive a Neuralink brain implant. Brad lost his voice to ALS. Neuralink has given that back, and with it, the ability to reconnect with his loved ones.

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Jake Jake Schneider is an ALS patient and Neuralink clinical trial participant, helping develop new ways to type for others that have lost mobility in their arms. He’s in the process of writing a book about his story – using just his thoughts.

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Last night I spoke with Brad Smith Bradford G Smith (Brad), the first person with ALS to have Neuralink implanted. He has his voice back through AI and can even make dad jokes again. Absolutely incredible technology changing lives and bettering humanity. Thank you Elon Musk!

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Neuralink was incorporated 10 years ago. It is building technology that could fundamentally change what it means to be disabled. What Neuralink has achieved so far • 26 people have now received Neuralink implants or are participating in clinical trials worldwide • The first human received a Neuralink implant in January 2024 • People with paralysis are already controlling computers, phones, and robotic arms using only their thoughts • Patients have used Neuralink to browse the internet, play games, create digital art, study, and post on social media • Neuralink received FDA Breakthrough Device Designation for both vision restoration and speech restoration • Human trials are now active across multiple countries What Neuralink is working on next: • Restore vision, including for people who were born blind • Restore communication for people who can no longer speak • Help people with spinal cord injuries regain independence • Enable amputees to control advanced robotic limbs directly with their thoughts • Restore hearing by interfacing directly with the brain • Eventually create a high-bandwidth connection between humans and AI 10 years ago Neuralink was just an idea. Today people are controlling computers with their minds.

Neuralink was incorporated 10 years ago. It is building technology that could fundamentally change what it means to be disabled. What Neuralink has achieved so far • 26 people have now received Neuralink implants or are participating in clinical trials worldwide • The first human received a Neuralink implant in January 2024 • People with paralysis are already controlling computers, phones, and robotic arms using only their thoughts • Patients have used Neuralink to browse the internet, play games, create digital art, study, and post on social media • Neuralink received FDA Breakthrough Device Designation for both vision restoration and speech restoration • Human trials are now active across multiple countries What Neuralink is working on next: • Restore vision, including for people who were born blind • Restore communication for people who can no longer speak • Help people with spinal cord injuries regain independence • Enable amputees to control advanced robotic limbs directly with their thoughts • Restore hearing by interfacing directly with the brain • Eventually create a high-bandwidth connection between humans and AI 10 years ago Neuralink was just an idea. Today people are controlling computers with their minds.

DogeDesigner

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Neuralink patients are literally playing multiplayer games with their minds The Neuralink implant has given them a second chance, restoring independence they had lost PRIME Study participants with the brain-computer interface are already transforming lives, offering people with paralysis new possibilities. It’s incredible to see this early-stage technology delivering results that feel straight out of a sci-fi movie Imagine a world where Neuralink helps us unlock new potentials, bridging humans and machines to enhance knowledge, communication, and ability We truly stand on the brink of a human cyborg era, where technology and humanity unite to expand what it means to be alive This is just the beginning, and the impact is already profound. Neuralink offers a future where our limits may be redefined, making the impossible possible

Neuralink patients are literally playing multiplayer games with their minds The Neuralink implant has given them a second chance, restoring independence they had lost PRIME Study participants with the brain-computer interface are already transforming lives, offering people with paralysis new possibilities. It’s incredible to see this early-stage technology delivering results that feel straight out of a sci-fi movie Imagine a world where Neuralink helps us unlock new potentials, bridging humans and machines to enhance knowledge, communication, and ability We truly stand on the brink of a human cyborg era, where technology and humanity unite to expand what it means to be alive This is just the beginning, and the impact is already profound. Neuralink offers a future where our limits may be redefined, making the impossible possible

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Elon Musk’s company, Neuralink has just received FDA approval to start testing brain chip implants in humans! This is important because Neuralink is working on helping blind people see and solving many types of neurological disorders, like depression, dementia, seizures, strokes, and eventually helping paralyzed people walk. You may have seen a couple years ago they implanted two chips in a monkey to play a video game with just its mind- that same concept will now be tested in paralyzed patients so they can do daily tasks on a computer without needing their limbs. Neuralink is a small (~300 employees), but mighty company, with grand ambitions. The company was started in 2016 by Elon Musk and several others. This major milestone of getting FDA approval is a huge step in bringing this amazing technology to those who need it most. We focus on news and updates related to Neuralink. Follow Neura Pod – Neuralink to stay informed!

Elon Musk’s company, Neuralink has just received FDA approval to start testing brain chip implants in humans! This is important because Neuralink is working on helping blind people see and solving many types of neurological disorders, like depression, dementia, seizures, strokes, and eventually helping paralyzed people walk. You may have seen a couple years ago they implanted two chips in a monkey to play a video game with just its mind- that same concept will now be tested in paralyzed patients so they can do daily tasks on a computer without needing their limbs. Neuralink is a small (~300 employees), but mighty company, with grand ambitions. The company was started in 2016 by Elon Musk and several others. This major milestone of getting FDA approval is a huge step in bringing this amazing technology to those who need it most. We focus on news and updates related to Neuralink. Follow Neura Pod – Neuralink to stay informed!

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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. Smith’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 friend’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

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. Smith’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 friend’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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Max Hodak (Max Hodak) is the co-founder of Neuralink and founder of Science Corporation, a company building brain-computer interfaces that can restore sight. Science has developed a tiny retinal implant that stimulates cells in the eye to help blind patients see again. More than 40 patients have already received the treatment in clinical trials, including one who recently read a full novel for the first time in over a decade. In this episode of How to Build the Future, Max joined Garry Tan to discuss how BCIs work, what it takes to engineer the brain, and why brain-computer interfaces may become one of the most important technologies of the next decade. 00:26 — The retinal chip helping blind patients see 01:51 — What brain-computer interfaces really are 03:37 — Could BCIs enhance intelligence? 05:44 — The brain’s incredible plasticity 09:23 — What it feels like to see with an implant 13:01 — Can we restore full human vision? 17:55 — Is the brain basically a computer? 24:59 — Max Hodak’s path into brain tech 28:57 — How Neuralink actually started 33:10 — How the brain represents information 39:47 — Bio-hybrid brain interfaces 44:32 — Building the company Science 51:27 — The future of BCIs and human longevity

Max Hodak (Max Hodak) is the co-founder of Neuralink and founder of Science Corporation, a company building brain-computer interfaces that can restore sight. Science has developed a tiny retinal implant that stimulates cells in the eye to help blind patients see again. More than 40 patients have already received the treatment in clinical trials, including one who recently read a full novel for the first time in over a decade. In this episode of How to Build the Future, Max joined Garry Tan to discuss how BCIs work, what it takes to engineer the brain, and why brain-computer interfaces may become one of the most important technologies of the next decade. 00:26 — The retinal chip helping blind patients see 01:51 — What brain-computer interfaces really are 03:37 — Could BCIs enhance intelligence? 05:44 — The brain’s incredible plasticity 09:23 — What it feels like to see with an implant 13:01 — Can we restore full human vision? 17:55 — Is the brain basically a computer? 24:59 — Max Hodak’s path into brain tech 28:57 — How Neuralink actually started 33:10 — How the brain represents information 39:47 — Bio-hybrid brain interfaces 44:32 — Building the company Science 51:27 — The future of BCIs and human longevity

Y Combinator

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Lee Martin the 26th person to receive Neuralink brain-computer interface implant on Elon Musk: “I think he’s an entrepreneur and a trailblazer. Like him or not, I’m a big fan. I think it’s going to take someone like him to cure cancer—or even cure ALS one day—because no one else is really doing it. Neuralink is out there pioneering. “How do you even think about putting a microchip in someone’s brain to improve their life? I would have thought this technology was like 50 years away, but here we are in ‘26, and I’ve got it in my head. “I’m talking to you in CBC Studios, so yeah, it’s pretty wild. I feel a bit like a rock star—all for the wrong reasons.”

Lee Martin the 26th person to receive Neuralink brain-computer interface implant on Elon Musk: “I think he’s an entrepreneur and a trailblazer. Like him or not, I’m a big fan. I think it’s going to take someone like him to cure cancer—or even cure ALS one day—because no one else is really doing it. Neuralink is out there pioneering. “How do you even think about putting a microchip in someone’s brain to improve their life? I would have thought this technology was like 50 years away, but here we are in ‘26, and I’ve got it in my head. “I’m talking to you in CBC Studios, so yeah, it’s pretty wild. I feel a bit like a rock star—all for the wrong reasons.”

Katie Miller

38,806 views • 1 month ago

Elon Musk explains one of the most optimistic futures imaginable: Neuralink and Optimus restoring lost human abilities through real-world cyborg technology And the first people this could help are the ones who need it most: People who are paralyzed. People who are locked in. People who lost the ability to move, speak, or interact with the world normally like Stephen Hawking Neuralink is already helping patients control computers and robots with their thoughts "They can now communicate almost as quickly as we are communicating right now" “That’s going to continue to accelerate” But Elon’s next vision is even bigger: Use Neuralink to read motor-cortex signals from the brain, combine that with sensory feedback from the somatosensory cortex, and connect it to Optimus-style robotic limbs In simple terms: A person who lost their legs could one day control robotic legs with their mind - just pure thought. No buttons or joysticks Elon called it a real-life “Six Million Dollar Man” concept… but instead of being science fiction or insanely expensive, it could cost around $60,000 Neuralink gives the brain a digital output. Optimus gives the body robotic capability Together, they could create a path for people to walk again, move again, communicate again, and regain independence they thought was gone forever This is the future worth building

Elon Musk explains one of the most optimistic futures imaginable: Neuralink and Optimus restoring lost human abilities through real-world cyborg technology And the first people this could help are the ones who need it most: People who are paralyzed. People who are locked in. People who lost the ability to move, speak, or interact with the world normally like Stephen Hawking Neuralink is already helping patients control computers and robots with their thoughts "They can now communicate almost as quickly as we are communicating right now" “That’s going to continue to accelerate” But Elon’s next vision is even bigger: Use Neuralink to read motor-cortex signals from the brain, combine that with sensory feedback from the somatosensory cortex, and connect it to Optimus-style robotic limbs In simple terms: A person who lost their legs could one day control robotic legs with their mind - just pure thought. No buttons or joysticks Elon called it a real-life “Six Million Dollar Man” concept… but instead of being science fiction or insanely expensive, it could cost around $60,000 Neuralink gives the brain a digital output. Optimus gives the body robotic capability Together, they could create a path for people to walk again, move again, communicate again, and regain independence they thought was gone forever This is the future worth building

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Elon Musk is right here. So many people are unaware of Neuralink, and how it’s going to change the lives of so many. In a new interview this morning: "Neuralink is creating a cybernetic interface to AI from your brain. It has enabled people who have completely lost their brain-body connection to speak again (phone, computer). We believe it will enable people to walk again. Let’s say someone had a severe spinal injury, you can transmit those signals to a second neural implant, and reanimate the body so people can use their limbs. We think at some point, live a normal life by effectively bridging the signals from the brain to past the point in the spine where the damage has occurred. Later this year, we expect to do our first implant for Blindsight. Where even if someone has lost both eyes, or the optic nerve, or perhaps if they were blind at birth, it will give them initially limited vision, but over time, very precise vision. Perphaps Superhuman." We should be talking about this more.

Elon Musk is right here. So many people are unaware of Neuralink, and how it’s going to change the lives of so many. In a new interview this morning: "Neuralink is creating a cybernetic interface to AI from your brain. It has enabled people who have completely lost their brain-body connection to speak again (phone, computer). We believe it will enable people to walk again. Let’s say someone had a severe spinal injury, you can transmit those signals to a second neural implant, and reanimate the body so people can use their limbs. We think at some point, live a normal life by effectively bridging the signals from the brain to past the point in the spine where the damage has occurred. Later this year, we expect to do our first implant for Blindsight. Where even if someone has lost both eyes, or the optic nerve, or perhaps if they were blind at birth, it will give them initially limited vision, but over time, very precise vision. Perphaps Superhuman." We should be talking about this more.

Nic Cruz Patane

18,998 views • 3 months ago

THIS IS FUCKING INSANE🤯😳 Israel is developing one of the most advanced brain-controlled exoskeletons in the world, allowing paralyzed people, including wounded soldiers, to walk again using only their thoughts. Israeli researchers at Tel Aviv University and neurotech teams have created a system combining a next-generation robotic exoskeleton with a non-invasive brain-computer interface (BCI). Some of the largest and most high profile robotics, technology, semiconductor and AI companies from Israel and the United States are involved in this research and project. The patient wears a lightweight EEG headset that reads brain signals in real time and translates them instantly into natural leg, arm and hand movements. No crutches, no buttons, just thought-controlled walking, standing, and stair climbing with AI adaptation. Early trials are showing patients regaining voluntary control and more natural gait. Human trials are advancing rapidly. This isn’t science fiction anymore. It’s Israeli innovation giving hope and independence back to those who sacrificed so much. Proud every single day. 🇮🇱 #BrainComputerInterface #ThoughtControlledExoskeleton #IsraelInnovation #IDF #StartupNation

Mor Edge Insight

67,009 views • 3 months ago

NEURALINK'S FIRST PATIENT EXPLAINS WHY HE BET HIS BRAIN ON ELON'S CHIP The future of human-machine integration isn't theoretical anymore. It's already inside someone's head. Noland Arbaugh, Neuralink's first human patient, is pulling back the curtain on one of the most debated technologies of our time, explaining exactly how and why he chose to have a brain-computer interface implanted: "I didn't know what Neuralink was when I applied. Human trials had just opened up. I never thought I would get it in a million years, but as I started making it through interviews, I realized it was a very real possibility. I just wanted to find some way to make a difference, and this seemed like a great opportunity to give back." He walks through the screening process, the surgery, and the very real risks. His argument: the chance to regain independence and communication was worth the gamble. For someone living with paralysis, the status quo was worse than the experiment. Neuralink is no longer a concept deck or a pig demo. It's a man controlling a computer with his thoughts, explaining in his own words why he signed up. The future arrived quietly, one volunteer at a time. Source: Noland Arbaugh, Neuralink, Elon Musk

NEURALINK'S FIRST PATIENT EXPLAINS WHY HE BET HIS BRAIN ON ELON'S CHIP The future of human-machine integration isn't theoretical anymore. It's already inside someone's head. Noland Arbaugh, Neuralink's first human patient, is pulling back the curtain on one of the most debated technologies of our time, explaining exactly how and why he chose to have a brain-computer interface implanted: "I didn't know what Neuralink was when I applied. Human trials had just opened up. I never thought I would get it in a million years, but as I started making it through interviews, I realized it was a very real possibility. I just wanted to find some way to make a difference, and this seemed like a great opportunity to give back." He walks through the screening process, the surgery, and the very real risks. His argument: the chance to regain independence and communication was worth the gamble. For someone living with paralysis, the status quo was worse than the experiment. Neuralink is no longer a concept deck or a pig demo. It's a man controlling a computer with his thoughts, explaining in his own words why he signed up. The future arrived quietly, one volunteer at a time. Source: Noland Arbaugh, Neuralink, Elon Musk

Mario Nawfal

16,566 views • 7 months ago

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 — 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 — without eye strain or waiting for help. He called it “getting his voice and dignity back.” The difference between feeling locked in and being back in the driver’s seat of his own life was night and day. It’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.

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 — 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 — without eye strain or waiting for help. He called it “getting his voice and dignity back.” The difference between feeling locked in and being back in the driver’s seat of his own life was night and day. It’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.

Camus

112,350 views • 4 months ago

🚀🧠 EPISODE 28 IS HERE! Just dropped the full video breakdown of Tesla’s Q1 2026 earnings call — and it’s WILD. $25 BILLION+ in CapEx, Optimus confirmed as “probably the biggest product ever,” unsupervised Robotaxi already live in Dallas & Houston with ZERO incidents, AI5 chip Elon called the best edge inference chip on the planet, and what all of this means for Neuralink cyborgs like me. Elon’s quotes hit different when you’re the 3rd person with a brain chip and ALS. Mind-controlled Optimus bots? Thought-summoned robotaxis? Amazing Abundance is loading… Watch the full episode right here 👇 (video uploading now) Full YouTube version dropping in my first reply — go subscribe Bradford G Smith (Brad) if you haven’t already! What blew YOUR mind the most from the call? Drop it below 👇 Tesla Elon Musk Neuralink

🚀🧠 EPISODE 28 IS HERE! Just dropped the full video breakdown of Tesla’s Q1 2026 earnings call — and it’s WILD. $25 BILLION+ in CapEx, Optimus confirmed as “probably the biggest product ever,” unsupervised Robotaxi already live in Dallas & Houston with ZERO incidents, AI5 chip Elon called the best edge inference chip on the planet, and what all of this means for Neuralink cyborgs like me. Elon’s quotes hit different when you’re the 3rd person with a brain chip and ALS. Mind-controlled Optimus bots? Thought-summoned robotaxis? Amazing Abundance is loading… Watch the full episode right here 👇 (video uploading now) Full YouTube version dropping in my first reply — go subscribe Bradford G Smith (Brad) if you haven’t already! What blew YOUR mind the most from the call? Drop it below 👇 Tesla Elon Musk Neuralink

Bradford G Smith (Brad)

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🇺🇸 NEURALINK JUST MADE MULTIPLAYER GAMING A REALITY FOR PARALYZED PATIENTS Two Prime Study participants -both with severe paralysis- are now playing the same video games together, in real time, using only their thoughts through the Neuralink brain-computer interface. One controls the cursor by thinking about moving his hand. The other uses eye movements for aiming and mental focus to click. They’re not just moving a pointer; they’re competing head-to-head in multiplayer sessions, fully independently. These are the same patients who previously regained the ability to browse the web, send messages, and control devices, all with the N1 implant. Now that same technology has reached a milestone many thought belonged to science fiction: restoring the social, competitive experience of gaming for people who haven’t moved their bodies in years. This isn’t a demo. It’s daily life for them now. The gap between human and machine keeps shrinking, and for the first time, it’s giving people back something deeply human: the chance to play, connect, and compete with friends, exactly like before everything changed. The future isn’t coming. It’s already in their heads. Source: X Freeze

🇺🇸 NEURALINK JUST MADE MULTIPLAYER GAMING A REALITY FOR PARALYZED PATIENTS Two Prime Study participants -both with severe paralysis- are now playing the same video games together, in real time, using only their thoughts through the Neuralink brain-computer interface. One controls the cursor by thinking about moving his hand. The other uses eye movements for aiming and mental focus to click. They’re not just moving a pointer; they’re competing head-to-head in multiplayer sessions, fully independently. These are the same patients who previously regained the ability to browse the web, send messages, and control devices, all with the N1 implant. Now that same technology has reached a milestone many thought belonged to science fiction: restoring the social, competitive experience of gaming for people who haven’t moved their bodies in years. This isn’t a demo. It’s daily life for them now. The gap between human and machine keeps shrinking, and for the first time, it’s giving people back something deeply human: the chance to play, connect, and compete with friends, exactly like before everything changed. The future isn’t coming. It’s already in their heads. Source: X Freeze

Mario Nawfal

59,908 views • 8 months ago