The first Neuralink recipient with ALS can now control a computer just by thinking. Here’s a look at the science that made this breakthrough possible.

Neuralink’s breakthrough with ALS patients is exactly how private innovation outpaces bloated government programs. While D.C. burns billions on bureaucratic dead ends, pioneers are restoring autonomy to paralyzed individuals through brain-computer interfaces—no taxpayer funding required. This tech proves that cutting-edge solutions thrive when freed from red tape, not buried under federal grants. Imagine if we redirected even a fraction of wasteful agency budgets toward empowering private-sector breakthroughs. Instead, bureaucrats cling to outdated systems, protecting their turf while real progress happens despite them. Neuralink’s success is a wake-up call: America leads when we unleash innovators, not subsidize stagnation.

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I’ve said it from day one, Neuralink will change the world.

This is great breakthrough

That is a little too futuristic for me. But definitely a significant achievement.

For people who have been disabled, I think its fantastic! But I am not for it on people who have normal functioning brains already, making them super humans, with access to the internet or whatever else, All systems are hack-able, It's dangerous territory.

It's amazing

Mind over matter. Literally. History in the making 🧠🚀

It is very innovative

This is absolutely amazing. ❤️❤️

@elonmusk @shivon Game changer!!!👏👏👏