Join Neuralink’s patient registry here: neuralink.com/patient-registry/

@psycedelic

19 күн бұрын

i could not apply :( not canadian or US citizen... /cry

@Digithaiz

19 күн бұрын

@@psycedelic Same 😞

@ingramfry7179

19 күн бұрын

Slay The Spire 2 is coming out soon! Hopefully, you can stream it. And I hope a lot of good comes from your platform. All the best from New Zealand.

@tomaszjackowski5205

19 күн бұрын

First Dark Souls neuralink player when? 😏

@Maplefoxx-vl2ew

19 күн бұрын

nope i'm good. sure it's great for ppl like him... for now.. until the whole system is up and running... image every human on earth with a chip all connected to the same network thru Starlink.... we become the Borg... . they will use this for evil in the near future. i've already read the patents they working on.. they want to rule us using this tech and crypto... bitcoiin and all that was just a test.. they will crash the economy they come out with crypto credits for humanity.. Mastercard and Bill Gates worked on a patent together... ti's already set in motion... . who are 'they' .. the rich evil men of this earth.. Elon is on their team.. he just pretending he is not

Bro should 100% become a streamer

@Praecantetia

18 күн бұрын

Absolutely!!

@RealestKneeGrow

18 күн бұрын

Would you watch

@RufftaMan

18 күн бұрын

totally! he talks well on camera, has a great personality and a fascinating story. plus viewers will learn more about neuralink and witness the improvements. win win win

@Hnkka

18 күн бұрын

@@RufftaMan yep! Great theoretical thinking. would watch too

@JobSChool-pw5ii

14 күн бұрын

He already is he streams playing games with neurolink

They picked the perfect person for the first implant. He's like an ambassador for the technology.

@gregbailey45

21 күн бұрын

The difference it's made, i'm not surprised, but he certainly has the 'right stuff'!😊

@LilBigDude28

20 күн бұрын

Technobassador

@kapich-3

19 күн бұрын

He picked them as a last resort option and it's coming along great

@ovidiudans

19 күн бұрын

totally!

@iAmNothingness

19 күн бұрын

He will be the one that gives them all the knowledge about a brain the want. I wish i could be so naive and believe that such powerful and rich people wanna do good. But then.. there's my logic kicking in.

crazy how this is not a mainstream breakthrough. That guys life I imagine got a crazy up lift

@stevew3947

22 күн бұрын

Cause woke mob say "Elon bad" just like "Orange man bad"

@tryptvminxglitch8221

22 күн бұрын

@@stevew3947 and elon cult on the other side :D but playing mario kart on neuralink is 🔥 and all the more meaningful usecases ofcourse

@zomaarwat33

22 күн бұрын

yep, all I saw was an article about how the device was failing!! Reading through it, ending with how it was actually working much better than in the beginning.

@AdamPadron

22 күн бұрын

Not only is it not being discussed as a breakthrough, every headline I’ve seen ONLY discusses the challenges. The guys says his life has changed and the press is acting like he has a malfunctioning computer in his brain.

@1943vermork

22 күн бұрын

@@AdamPadronYou have to keep the negative narrative. Fake it until people believe it.

Here's how this is going to go. 1) Control a mouse

@guilhermeborges7165

19 күн бұрын

2077 is coming

@Luluskuy

18 күн бұрын

@@guilhermeborges7165 thats freaking cool dude!

@OAkWOOD91

17 күн бұрын

Leave pyramid in desert for future generations n dip

@cjgamer2140

17 күн бұрын

You forgot #5. Controlled by another person or Ai.

@NotSure416

17 күн бұрын

@@cjgamer2140 A person is just a wet mech suit.

This should be far more celebrated than it is. can you imagine what a massive quality of life improvement this is for people that lost their arm or legs?

@dra6o0n

19 күн бұрын

Technology to rebuild actual limbs with synthetic parts is better than installing motors and having a computer remote control it. The last thing anyone want is your arms going digital making it prone to be hijacked. If the brain is working then repairing the limbs so the brain control it is best. But fixing the brain brings the question of if you solely believe the tech won't be exploited to control.

@gaberyan6283

19 күн бұрын

@@dra6o0n Ultimately what will happen here is once the team at nuralink develops the ability to finely detect the neural activity of the brain in relation to the motions needed to drive bionic limbs in a normal human way, they will just cut off the old limbs and install bionic implants that sync with the nuralink. You won't ever be able to feel these implants and you wont feel like your moving, but you should be able to get full range of motion even as a quadriplegic like this guy. Thats one of the usecases for this type of technology in the future. What he is doing right now is helping nuralink build the software that will be used to make the robotic prosthetics useful, we already have 1 to 1 equivalent prosthetics we just need to build a software solution that is capable of adapting to each person and understanding neural intentions properly and consistently.

@mesiroy1234

19 күн бұрын

Potlic bros When elon wasnt right wing , he was celbrated

@mesiroy1234

19 күн бұрын

Potlic bros When elon wasnt right wing , he was celbrated

@adammitchell1290

19 күн бұрын

This rech has been around for long time, it's only being g talked about at all now because of Elon. He's just furthered the project

The way he just uses the curser to draw attention to things the same way a person would with a mouse. So cool.

@owlofthenights3680

19 күн бұрын

He IS a person

@COLBYWILDR

19 күн бұрын

@@owlofthenights3680 they meant to highlight the fact that his cursor moves like someone using a mouse, not imply that he is somehow not a person

@jimmykrochmalska3501

19 күн бұрын

@@COLBYWILDR he IS someone (sarcasm)

@todosworld0077

19 күн бұрын

hahaha really bro.......virtue signalling at it's best

@supremetheone2118

19 күн бұрын

very impressive … i thought someone moves it with a mouse the first minutes…

It warms my heart to see a gamer being able to game again

Incredible how he is able to freely talk while using the computer, it's almost like he's controlling it with a third limb!

@MrBob1984

19 күн бұрын

Great point!!

@blackwolfthedragonmaster

19 күн бұрын

I'll be disappointed if he doesn't have tentacles like Dr octopus by the end of all this

@markuswierer1755

18 күн бұрын

The way it is set up is, as far as I understand, basically the same as if you yourself would show someone something on your computer and talk to them while using the mouse to point at things at the screen. The implant basically reads the brain signals that fire for when one would move one's arm / hand and translates it into the mouse courser movement. Pretty neat.

@simonmarcu01

18 күн бұрын

I think it's located in the part of the brain that should control limbs, but since he can't move his limbs, the cursor moves instead.

@blackwolfthedragonmaster

18 күн бұрын

@@simonmarcu01 yes, except neuralink employees have a (less implanted, more stuck-on with tape) version of what he has, and they're also controlling mouse pointers while not moving their body

Old School Runescape is in his favorites, what a chad.

The Medical and handicap support groups should be praising this discovery.

@jsgdk

19 күн бұрын

They wont because they are all captured by political activists and Elon bad.

@arghjayem

19 күн бұрын

Sure, it’s a great breakthrough. My worry is that it’s a breakthrough done by a company owned by Elon Musk. What worries me is what will be done with the technology and the information it generates. This sort of breakthrough should be open source, it shouldn’t be restricted to one company and patented. Ever tried fixing a Tesla car without Tesla’s help? Both the physical hardware and software is pretty restricted- they don’t use standard bolt heads for example but their own design like Apple does with iPhone screws and bolts. Now imagine that sensibility applied to a technology that actively maps and reads a brain like this one seems too? I’ve got big brother meets Idiocracy vibes!

@yeeyw

19 күн бұрын

@@arghjayemyeah i get your point a technology this vital shouldn’t be restricted to 1 company. This could only be prevented via making it open source or other tech giant start to develop their own similiar tech. Which both is now very unlikely because how in early stage this tech is

@karadan100

18 күн бұрын

Are they not? Just asking because I have no idea about any of this. If it's a case of they're *not* supporting it, then that seems very strange to me. This is actually ground-breaking. Science-fiction-becoming-reality kind of stuff. This has the potential to help so many disadvantaged people.

@majesticslug3399

18 күн бұрын

Why would you start open source for an emergent technology? I'm more afraid of governments than Elon. At least he does things he thinks might help or advance tech. While the government overspends our money on shit, Elon spends his money. That alone is a plus for me.

Thought it was eyetracking and then realized he’s doing it with his mind.

Bro is a gamer, grinding XP and putting all his levels into telekinesis.

Noland Arbaugh is an amazing pioneer. I have this sad memory of a young man who suffered a similar paralyzing accident, but also had to be on a ventilator. He was in a nursing home. White walls and white ceiling was all he saw. He had a parabola-shaped frown indelibly etched into his face. He filed in the courts to have the plug pulled so he could die and succeeded. What Neuralink has done here is miracle. I always think of Noland when I hear Elon haters taking their shots at any Tesla or SpaceX setback. I wish the best to Noland and hope that many more patients get implants and they can play each other on these games.

@pointlessmanatee

22 күн бұрын

BuT eLoN dIdNt PeRsOnAlLy InVeNt EvErY PrOdUcT He SeLlS /sarcasm

@barefootID

22 күн бұрын

I do LOVE Elon, he is a ray of light in this world.

@jdholbrook33

21 күн бұрын

@@barefootID I think he really has the good of humanity in his head and actions.

@thefourthdymensionmusic

19 күн бұрын

while Elon might be whiny, and very clearly motivated by money and nothing more, one thing that i CAN say is that neurolink is an immensely wild breakthrough into technology of the future. im just hoping that it doesnt wind up being used just to drain more people of their resources. we deal with enough of that.

@Zero_Li24

19 күн бұрын

Don't worry, those peeps who keep pushing against elon and any other technological advancement are just the loud minority. Although it can affect the progress and mental health of those in the field.

This is so much hope for my patient, please continue to share

Bro 'casually' does a tech demo of neuralink with his fking MIND! 🤯 Does he get paid for his contribution? He has it first, but it feels like he is part of the team 😊

@Travlinmo

21 күн бұрын

Just from listening to him, I imagine him giving feedback to improve the process.

@qrzone8167

19 күн бұрын

I dont think he gets paid. Maybe he got the Neuralink chip for free though?

@steve7814

19 күн бұрын

I would imagine he gets paid actually. The work he is doing would fall under the roll of product development and product tester in most any context and to me constitutes a cut and dry employee position.

@LuciferArc1

19 күн бұрын

@steve7814 yes. I'm sure he's paid. If people paid attention, they'd notice the tasks he does helps them map the neurons and what those neurons want to do...this would be extremely useful when they want to improve it to restore the function of limbs that aren't receiving those neuron signals to possibly make them move again through the chip sending the signals

@pierrotA

19 күн бұрын

@@steve7814 I do not believe he is paid as a product dev or tester, but he is very certainly paid as a test subject. That man got a medial surgery to implement a lot of probes in his brain. Even if it make his life better, it's still very experimental. It's not any product, it's a medical product. Laws are (thankfully) very different and way more strict that on any other product.

This is like a full time job since he is not just a patient but is actually helping the Neuralink team develop the technology. I hope he gets paid while working with the team.

@KuLLzz2

19 күн бұрын

To my knowledge, trial patients always get some form of compensation.

@eatonkuntz

16 күн бұрын

I'm sure it's all expenses paid + experience of a lifetime + lifetime guarantee

Imagine him having Optimus as his proxy/avatar.

@Thorocious

22 күн бұрын

Holy shit man, yeah! I can see that and it'd be amazing.

@OverlandTravelAdventures

22 күн бұрын

Or his Tesla Cybervan

@Matis_747

22 күн бұрын

I was thinking the same thing, I think Tesla should hire him actually to see if there’s a more intuitive way to teach the robots, I bet they could get some very interesting data from that interaction

@mattsenkow6986

22 күн бұрын

@@OverlandTravelAdventures Steer-by-mind. That's insane. Good one.

@jeltoninc.8542

22 күн бұрын

Yeah like Optimus is going to happen 😂 how about those fast chargers or whatever? Or the roadster? Or full self driving?

So happy for this guy. Since legacy media will never give credit for this miracle, I’ll say way to go, Elon.

@andresvalverde5182

19 күн бұрын

They will 100% try to hijack the conspiracy theory the right has been using since it now fits their agenda and enemy. Watch how they will try to gaslight us into believing they never ever disapproved big tech possibly abusing neuro technology and calling us fools for it.

Omg I’d totally watch a Joe Rogan episode with you as the guest

@eatonkuntz

16 күн бұрын

"Noland, pull up the bear riding a whale" *activates ai*

@farzad, did you see the stories poping up the "Elon musk nuralink has malfunctioned. " crazy part it these articles ive read were like three lines. They totally forgot to mention that the nuralink team quickly fixed the issue. And that they got better performance with the degrade in the devices function.

@jimbstars

22 күн бұрын

Yeah I came here to see wuts up with that “malfunction” .. Farzad let me down! This is just the whole video from Noland’s X page.

@Ryan-wx1bi

19 күн бұрын

It's almost like those people have never developed anything in their lives. I can't think of one incredible invention that was perfect from the get go

@artao5

18 күн бұрын

They didn't "fix it" and they're not getting better performance. They have no idea why the threads detached, and it has lowered the functionality.

@notsure3345

18 күн бұрын

I read that story a week or 2 ago. The team stated that some threads were detached from his brain, and it wasn't any cause for alarm. They'll obviously have to do another procedure if they ever want to re attach those threads, but the way they worded it made it seem like it was no big deal lol.

@Astroqualia

18 күн бұрын

​@notsure3345 of course they would, even if that was bs.

Such a cool dude and perfect first patient for Neuralink... such a positive vibe.

Neuralink, AI, SpaceX.. what a time to be alive.

@antoniobutcher

21 күн бұрын

hold on to your papers!

@JohnnyFaber

19 күн бұрын

For now...

@discohirsch

19 күн бұрын

Yeah... I'm scared of the upcoming problems. Also about War...

@jibbajungs

19 күн бұрын

Interesting times indeed

Impressive ! Next you can control robot limb arm and legs for sure.

@PhillipChalabi

21 күн бұрын

Exactly, I could easily see some tech from Optimus be reconfigured to act as legs and hands for a quadriplegic. Wild times no doubt.

@arieltccc5277

21 күн бұрын

@@PhillipChalabi wow that would be a dream for humanity.

@MegaVidsMike

19 күн бұрын

@@PhillipChalabi imagine being able to run as fast as usain bolt just casually with robot legs/arms. that would be insane.

The habit of always moving around is something many mouse users have too. I don't always do it but quite often. Marking and unmarking text, clicking around... It's really amazing to see this improvement in control tech for you. I'm seeing so much potential in the future for people to need less help with tasks. Self driving cars, robots and neuralink... My dad recently lost his right to drive a car just because his eyesight is too bad, if we had fully working FSD he'd still be able to use a car.

@johnd6980

19 күн бұрын

It's just like anyone else talking g with their hands, I love it.

@hexvex6

19 күн бұрын

looks like whenever the cursor stops moving it clicks, so having it always moving around is probably required to not click random stuff by accident

Love to see this. So tired of reading people hating on neurolink just because of musk.

This is fantastic. I have lost all of what little respect I have for the media. Every single article about Elon or Tesla or SpaceX or NeuraLink is negative. EVERY SINGLE TIME. It’s pathetic.

@ap0lmc

20 күн бұрын

It's because he's going against their agenda. George Soros has paid out millions to have professional protesters protest Tesla factories

@EuanSpencer

20 күн бұрын

Kinda crazy right? Literally saying the opposite than the guy who has the chip hahahah Doesn’t make much sense

@ItssVenom

20 күн бұрын

Positive articles don't get clicks

@jashpaper8370

20 күн бұрын

​@@ItssVenomYes but always negative articles And lying to your consumer base is going to tank your views....

@jofagoma

19 күн бұрын

Humans have a natural tendency to be drawn to morbid curiosities... That's why the media tries to be as dramatic and clickbaity as possible, remember panem et circenses... bread and circus, there's a reason why mass distraction works well. It's sad, if I didn't have the curiosity of actually knowing how this was going from the right source, I would've thought the same. Welcome to the media monopoly.

Absolutely positively impressive. These results surpassed any & all expectations I'd had, shallow as they may have been, as far as outcomes go. If results such as this can be responsibly replicated, the fruitage of these works will supercede our definition of revolutionary. Fantastic work. ✌🏽

I saw the original documentary when he was on stage and they announced everything and the progress. I love this guy

Its amazing to be able to see him think with the movement of the cursor

hes so comprehensive in his explanations. i learned so much abt it

Would love to have this guy on joe Rogan.

I like how the highlight is "I can play games now"

@squamish4244

20 күн бұрын

Shows how relative your priorities are depending on your state of mind. Many people feel unfulfilled if they don't have the partner, the 1.5 kids, the house, the career, the travel to a dozen countries, the x number of friends by 30 years old. This guy has never gotten any of that (hopefully he will walk again) and feels fulfilled because because - he can play games. Suffering is relative.

Where are all the people saying "They ain't never gonna put a chip in my brain!" And, "experimenting on humans is evil!" Oh, my personal favorite, "This has been done for the last 30 years, it ain't new!"

@crystalkeara8868

22 күн бұрын

Those people say it until they need it

@emerald9947

22 күн бұрын

Saying that this has been done 30 years ago is like saying that the newest Iphone was done in 1876. 😂

@OP-lk4tw

22 күн бұрын

Obviously they won't stop saying it, you think they were worried the first patient would die or be remote controlled?

@ShaddySoldier

22 күн бұрын

I'll say it, I don't want a chip in my brain lol. Pretty cool this guy is able to recover still. Can't wait to see if they can make his body work again with it.

@DDracee

21 күн бұрын

this current feature is possible without an implant, meta labs has this exact same thing as a wearable, the purpose of the implant is for those other features they want to add like vision for the blind and whatnot

Happy for you bud 👍

Wish he plugged his channel. This guy is amazing. What a champion 🏆

If they ever made this mainstream it would help so many people. Even milder cases like fibromyalgia or something where playing with a controller can cause pain

@cjgamer2140

17 күн бұрын

You think they are doing all this for one person. Of course they are going to make it mainstream.

So happy for this guy. Legend that will be a part of history forever.

I noticed when your moving the cursor to things in the menu, or other things that you commonly do your crazy fast. Really cool to see how capable you are with it. What an amazing use of technology. Enjoy your time gaming!

Thanks for sharing this Farzad - I wouldn’t have come across this if not for you

Hi Noland! This is exciting to see how you are doing! I am ecstatic hearing that it is helping you! 👏 It’s exciting to know that this is the beginning and that it will improve over time and they are working on other mind blowing things to help people. The stream you are doing is just fine. As good as anything I’ve seen, so don’t fret over that. It’s really cool that you can do it yourself too. Wish you the best and look forward to what the future will bring the World!

very good. look forward to updates on the progress. congratulations for being the first.

Thank you for sharing with us Noland :-)

Wow. Insane stuff. Congrats to everyone on these marvelous fewts

I am very happy for you man I don't know you but I can't help but be happy for you. I can't wait to see others like you get their hands on this tech

crazy how good it is actually going already

So awesome for you and enhancing your quality of life! Excited to keep watching your streams and progress updates!

this is truly amazing, im so glad he's having fun

couldnt have bein given to what seems like a nicer guy, hope it continues to grow and help many more

Absolutely amazing, brave guy and amazing technology. Congratulations mate.

Imagine having a Humanoid Robot, Optimus, by your side. You are disabled, you just think, Optimus does it.

@antoniobutcher

21 күн бұрын

or you jump into it

@FatalKeystroke

19 күн бұрын

Imagine having a chip on your shoulder, a lack of morals, 30 Optimus robots, and 30 automatic rifles.

@qrzone8167

19 күн бұрын

​@@FatalKeystrokeThat is the inevitable future. Although I think it's better that the little men drawing lines in the sand fight with soulless robots instead of human lives.

@breannathompson9094

19 күн бұрын

Fallout power armor works this way but yeah you're inside the armor lol

Wow! What a gift to humanity! Keep rockin it !

wow you are a legend i was so skeptical but this is insane thank you for sharing your progress

Wishing you well 👍

Elon and team changing lives as always.

This is such an amazing technology! This guy is awesome for being the test guy. He is doing so well!

I like how on that first "squares game" it would ignore the cursor at times, and simply "warp" to the square you had focused on. It seems to me that it is learning "focus" and not just cursor movement. I think a future where that is also taken into account is extremely powerful where I hadn't thought about it that way before. Thanks a LOT for showing all of this! :)

What an inspiration you and the entire Neuralink organization are. Thank you!

My mind is successfully blown 🤯 Thank YOU!

this is mind blowing! I hope they keep advancing this tech.

Its really cool to see what u have been doing.

I have been clamoring for news about this! It has been almost scaringly silent :).

Noland is the perfect candidate for Neurkink

@akira28shima32

21 күн бұрын

Neura-kinky!

@squamish4244

20 күн бұрын

He's like the Yuri Gagarin of BCIs.

Bless you!!

This is soooo awesome and great for him trailblazing for the others to come.

This is just such an amazing thing to see. Thanks, Elon and Neuralink team!

And all this is reported as "First human brain implant malfunctioned"?

Thank you

Imagine when he takes over FPS games 🤣 He just looks where he wants to shoot and has 100% accuracy

What does he stream on and how can I subscribe??????

@stevew3947

22 күн бұрын

O.F.

@briandoe5746

22 күн бұрын

@@stevew3947 Elon would approve for the meme. And he is the type to do it.... This should be a thing. I would sub!

@stevew3947

22 күн бұрын

​@briandoe5746 I'm glad you appreciate that lol 👍 Elon is the man

Truly amazing

Keep going Nolan! Learning at the speed of thought!!

If it were anyone else but Elon this would be the entire news.

In 10 years' time, you will receive advertisements straight into your brain ! LOL. Then how would I install ad block in my brain? Haha

Wow, this is awesome!!

Noland is such a cool guy cant wait to see more of him

Phenomenal

Great stuff! What's all the FUD out there atm, about Neuralink having found a problem with the implant? Any info about that would be nice, because I will be asked for sure by my surrounding people. Because I was the one pointing out to them, what Neuralink is all about 😅

@unitedtechnocrat1747

20 күн бұрын

Yeah unfortunately the media is lying to you on this one like usual though

This was amazing

Great for him! I love seeing technology help the ones in need, not sure everyone would need this though

But MSM told me not to like Musk and Rogan, how can i get over this cognitive dissonance😂

@jamesengland7461

21 күн бұрын

Um, quit MSM 😂

@Ozzianman

19 күн бұрын

​@@jamesengland7461You can still not like either and think this is cool. I personally do not like Musk and Rogan, I would never be able to stomach spending time with them. But I am able to appreciate the Neuralink for the incredible feat that it is.

I'm thinking Noland could be among the best FPS gamers in the world in a handful of years. No hand eye coordination required. He'll just be able to think, headshot, headshot, headshot as he sees each opponent and it's done. I know this is about the least useful task for this technology, but it just clicked for me that this is not just a workaround. This technology may very well be a lot better than the methods (keyboard, mouse, etc.) that able bodied people use. Crazy times we are living in.

i love how he doesnt see himself as a volunteer expirement participant. he actually values himself as part of the team that will make this an actual global restoration feat.

Thank you for paving the way for so many! Love that even devotions are made accessible

Why is this not national news? This is what everyone should be getting excited about. 🎉Do we really need 18 hours a day covering the Trump porn star trial?

Neuralink 😍

This is amazing

VR is going to be VERY interesting for him if they can model electrical impulses to his phantom limb movements.

You've got to be FXing Kidding me! WTF. I am not disabled but want one.

Even though I'm seeing it with my eyes I cannot believe it

Amazing stuff!

This deserves a noble prize!

Thanks for providing good content. Most KZread videos are just people stretching the headline into 20 minutes of nothing. This video was actually 20 minutes of information without filler.

Awesome use case for this technology.

lmao it was funny how he mentioned " world record" this has literally never been done before so every single day the guy is setting world records no matter what!

I love that you're so upbeat. The world could learn a lot from you. Keep making these update videos!

Seeing this guy so happy, makes me really anxious about the point in time when this piece of tech needs to be replaced or physically updated. Right now it seems to be a rather invasive procedure, I would say it is probably akin to the removal of a tumor I had on my head 2 years ago. Man, I want this guy to be happy and healthy for as long as possible.

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This is incredible! Can't wait to see the future of Neuralink.

This is amazing dude. I know it's still a long while, but I'm DYING to see something like Sekiro played with your mind. A TRUE test of mastery of every input, multiple inputs, timing, decision making all in the fly. Call it a precision test. If it gets to THAT level of precision, I'd feel blessed to have witnessed such a thing in our time. I get the implant was already iterated on on monkeys, but a human with rationale is a whole different beast.