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Tether's Paolo Ardoino 🤖 says their brain-computer interface play—Blackrock Neurotech—is already ahead of Neuralink with 40+ patients. The next step? An open-source brain OS so no one gets mind-controlled. “This will be the next smartphone.” Full clip 👇

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Asher 🧪 Building Alkanes1 年前

@lawmaster @paoloardoino Circle is a good comp for Tether

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LazyFit1 年前

No jumping, No Running. Workouts at home at any time.🕒🏠 BEST 15 min Beginner Home Workout for Weight Loss 🧘‍♀️🔥

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The Block Intern1 年前

@paoloardoino @grok is this true

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PIN AI1 年前

@paoloardoino Question: Who verifies that the brain OS is actually open-source and hasn’t been tampered with? 👀

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infoseeker1 年前

@paoloardoino Calling your Brain controlling device "BlackRock" isn't dystopian at all. Be sure to call your next product Goldman Sachs. /s

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