My wife is 27, blind, and own multuple businesses she built (while blind) and has dozens of employees. When Blindside becomes publicly available the sky will be the limit for her. We love you Elon!

@pictzone

23 күн бұрын

Wow! She is outstanding. Love to hear stories like this. I'm rooting for her!!

We should be so thankfull for having a genious like Elon on earth right now. And especially fortunate that he work as much as he does instead of living the billionare lifestyle!!

@user-hf1be9vo8u

23 күн бұрын

he knows how to gather people around him and having a vision in the future he will be praised for what he done for humanity

@to2on

23 күн бұрын

What a genious you are

@danielstahl1547

23 күн бұрын

Most importantly that he isn't corrupt and wants to end human civilization like bill gates and others..thats even more important

@PsyQoRaiin

23 күн бұрын

And he already has 12 kids, so his DNA is spreading and I hope our future kids will experience whatever crazy stuff will be invented 🥲

@tech5298

23 күн бұрын

Policemen driving cyber trucks, reading your mind, watching you from space.

The Neuralink presentation was mind-blowing. I also invested in Tesla because I believe in Musk's vision for the future. Seeing how his innovations like Neuralink and Tesla’s Optimus can improve lives is inspiring.

The Civ 5 neuro cam is mindblowing by that guy, what a legend

They are building a portal for the future of the species.... extraordinary, refreshing, hopeful, deeply intelligent... pretty much everything the news isn't.

I invested in Tesla because it is the only company I can put my money to support Elon Musk. When I saw a disabled person with a hand prosthetic, Tesla and Neuralink came to my mind instantly. I immediately thought of the value of Tesla’s Optimus to the future of Tesla. I have seen Boston Dynamics presentation on robotics, it was very interesting but its been several decades ago.

@markfeeney3251

23 күн бұрын

Any security concerns or risk? One persons commands influencing another’s?

@Zakariah1971

23 күн бұрын

Invest in fetal stem cell research not more useless surgery. Carving a hole in the skull? Seriously? 🙄

@Toefoo100

21 күн бұрын

I doubt tesla will do prosthetics due to how specific it has to be for each person. So that means no mass production

@gordon1201

11 күн бұрын

​@@Toefoo100 that's completely short sighted. There's absolutely no reason it has to be so specific. We already have skeletal implants where you can attach a prosthesis directly on the skeleton, so no need for custom made anything beyond the initial operation but that has nothing to do with neuralink

Amazing just in this short time the strides that have been made. Can't wait to see what the 2nd participant can do. Ty to Nolan and the others who will be taking part in the extraordinary things we are about to see. Mankind will be thankful to these individuals for their sacrifice they have placed with the Neuralink team. TY

This version improves the audio and cuts out some of the dead space saving you time, I greatly enjoyed this presentation, I'm jealous you haven't watched it yet as you are in for a treat! ;)

@konradbrochocki4923

19 күн бұрын

How long do you think it will be before you realize that Musk is full of shit?

Nolan is the first real life X-man and Elon is Dr X.

@catseyes2334

23 күн бұрын

Professor X

@davidanalyst671

23 күн бұрын

the neuralink was rejected by the brain, and they are taking it out soon.

@Victor-oy8bj

23 күн бұрын

y do u say dr x? u mean professor x?

@archigoel

22 күн бұрын

Lool No. Nolan is using a very primitive product, which is vastly underpowered. WE won't get X men for some years. And Musk as Dr X....no, he is much more impactful than Dr X.

@RomeoTheOracle

21 күн бұрын

@@Victor-oy8bj Professor X _is_ a doctor, after all. He has several doctorates.

Glad to live in the same era as Elon and those he inspire/empowers. Exciting stuff!

@SparkySho

17 күн бұрын

Indeed

imagine the military application for this tech thermal,radar, Drone control

@The_Quaalude

23 күн бұрын

They're gonna use this tech to pilot a Gundam 😂

@zachmoyer1849

23 күн бұрын

AI would make more sense for that any control over such things where a human is involved really only requires basic commands.

This is a very professional and detailed explanation. Wow. 🤓 This doesn’t scare me like the fan geeks. 🥺😁

Literally mind blowing. I am buying more Tesla stocks. Like he said "Its a super big deal". No, "its a super big fxxxing deal".

😄Good day from Goonellabah, NSW! 🌏I would like to have Neuralink. I am 71 years young. I also want all my friends who are worse than me and people who have helped me. Lismore GSAC Baths. I had a stroke on 4 July 2019. My wife, Kate, saved me. I am now swimming 120 lengths, 25m, at Goonellabah Pool, which has a total length of 3,000m, three times a week. I will swim in 25 m and 50 m pools when circumnavigating Australia. Watched this space for future updates.

While this is exciting it does make you appreciate the little things you can do more, like simply using your phone. Hard to imagine a day will come when many opt to get one.

@MrNote-lz7lh

22 күн бұрын

The only way I'll get one if it enables matrix style virtual reality. Make me feel like I'm actually in the game.

@tatianab8406

21 күн бұрын

@@MrNote-lz7lhso if u can have photographic memory and faster brain u wouldn’t? Bro this is the issue. Other people will make u. Do u understand what perfect memory alone can make u? U could read a few books today and learn to code in a day. Next thing u know u getting 5-10k$ a month. All it took is 1 day. That’s just basic very simple example. By the time there is a working version of this our lives are cyberpunk. Cuz imagine this shit on 100 people who are a bit smarter than average. That’s like 100 bill gates smart all of a sudden

@Salmacream

21 күн бұрын

@@tatianab8406 honestly I didnt think about that. Thanks for the perspective switch, that was very eye opening. Edit: you would not read the books, you would download the data, or pull it from the cloud. Phones would be a screen with data storage, I cant imagine how much data storage I would want to keep on my person.

@MrNote-lz7lh

20 күн бұрын

@@tatianab8406 Yeah. All that sounds cool. But not worth brain surgery.

That's amazing advancing and helping others sound wonderful

Die Schnittstelle Mensch - Maschine, ist endlich da. Ich finde es großartig🥳 Eva Stipic 🌹

Elon the best! Too ahead

@RuthFifer

23 күн бұрын

Yes I am.

@RuthFifer

23 күн бұрын

😊

This is awesome, they actually did it, Neuralink works.

@davidanalyst671

23 күн бұрын

they did a demo with monkeys and a demo with a human like a year ago

@JulianaIMiranda

23 күн бұрын

Nunca duvidei. Tudo dá certo. São as mãos 😉🫂🇧🇷

@Zakariah1971

23 күн бұрын

Wait until victims start dying on the surgery table or the device causes inflammation, paralysis, or stroke. Medical malpractice. Go see Morgan & Morgan. 👀

@VolodymyrPankov

23 күн бұрын

It doesn't work. I don't see proofs, only claims.

@lukeatbrandynightful

23 күн бұрын

@@Zakariah1971there’s a risk to all surgery. Mistakes will happen, but that don’t mean we should just stop trying to improve medicine

This guy is making lives better for everyone

@chriswhite3692

23 күн бұрын

and possibly the continuity of our species with SpaceX

@mddell24

23 күн бұрын

@@chriswhite3692 Yep scientists calculate it will only take a couple of generations for humans to evolv and be fully adapted to space micro gravity.

@bin4709

22 күн бұрын

The government will use that device to enslave the population in a matter of 200 years.

Congratulations on this incredible accomplishment!!! May your inventions continue to enhance human life. 🙏🕊💜

Really grateful to your programs, and your generous group.

Anyone noticed that all the references and metaphor about all technical talk are all GAME related. Lol what a legend

00:00:00 Introduction and Overview 00:01:04 First Patient and Telepathy Product 00:01:38 Team Introductions 00:04:06 Description of Neuralink Device 00:12:52 Brain Surgery Details and Improvements 00:06:27 Demonstration of Device Functionality 00:20:43 Application and Use Cases 00:24:00 Long-term Goals and Future Products 00:17:21 Brain Mapping and Precision 00:18:27 Technical Details and Challenges 00:43:13 Device Charging and Usage Metrics 00:53:55 Upgrade Path and Research Applications 00:54:31 Animal Care and Ethical Considerations 00:55:03 Conclusion and Future Outlook

If my dog had one and i had one…could we talk!

@Ronobuildstech

23 күн бұрын

The future is really cool

So much important info in the banter moments lol

So, could Optimus “become” a human body - if someone has ..

@Wigglewonks

23 күн бұрын

Bingo

So they made this incredibly complicated device to interface with the human brain but they failed to properly set up the audio for this stream.

1. 오프닝 - 00:00 2. Neuralink의 첫 환자 업데이트 - 00:26 ㄴ 첫 환자의 진전 및 다음 환자 계획 - 00:32 3. Telepathy 제품 소개 - 01:02 ㄴ 컴퓨터 및 폰 제어 - 01:55 ㄴ Stephen Hawking의 사례 - 02:16 ㄴ 인간 지능과 디지털 지능의 결합 목표 - 02:37 4. Blindside 제품 소개 - 03:49 5. Neuralink 장치 설명 - 04:08 ㄴ 전기 신호 읽기 및 쓰기 - 04:30 ㄴ 무선 충전 및 통신 - 05:11 6. 첫 제품 Telepathy 성능 - 06:02 ㄴ 문명 게임 플레이 - 06:40 ㄴ 체스 및 다른 게임들 - 07:38 7. 첫 환자의 일상 사용 예 - 08:00 ㄴ MacBook 제어 - 09:25 ㄴ 커서 제어 세계 기록 갱신 - 09:40 8. 뇌 수술 개선 방안 - 12:14 ㄴ CO2 농도 조절 - 13:04 ㄴ 뇌 주름 위치 조정 - 14:00 ㄴ 로봇 수술 - 15:18 9. 뇌의 고도로 구분된 영역 - 16:00 ㄴ FMRI를 통한 정확한 위치 파악 - 16:55 ㄴ 오른손, 왼손 제어 영역 - 17:55 10. 뇌 임플란트의 적층 조절 - 18:21 ㄴ 첫 번째 환자 사례의 개선점 - 18:35 ㄴ 뇌 이식 도구 개발 - 19:13 11. 인간 뇌의 크기와 움직임 - 20:20 ㄴ 뇌 이동 문제와 로봇 보완 - 20:39 12. 다양한 깊이로 전극 삽입 - 21:19 ㄴ 동물 실험 데이터 활용 - 21:34 13. 고도로 정밀한 전극 배치 - 22:24 ㄴ 과거 뇌 자극 방식과 비교 - 23:03 14. Telepathy와 Blindside의 목표 - 23:40 ㄴ 슈퍼파워 제공 목표 - 24:18 ㄴ 뇌 내부 삽입의 필요성 - 24:35 15. 노울런의 멀티태스킹 사례 - 25:56 16. BCI 기술의 확장 가능성 - 27:03 ㄴ 텍스트 입력 속도 향상 - 27:34 17. 차세대 장치 및 대역폭 목표 - 28:00 ㄴ 3,000채널 장치 목표 - 29:04 ㄴ Esports에서의 잠재력 - 29:31 18. 새로운 인터페이스 개발 필요성 - 30:00 ㄴ 개념적 텔레파시 가능성 - 30:47 19. 신경링크를 통한 마비 치료 가능성 - 32:07 ㄴ 물리적 장벽의 부재 - 32:53 20. 신경링크 환자 롤아웃 계획 - 33:32 ㄴ 수천 명의 환자 목표 - 34:01 21. 자동화된 임플란트 시술 - 34:36 ㄴ LASIK와의 유사성 - 34:44 22. 다른 기기와의 인터페이스 - 35:38 ㄴ 휠체어 및 로봇 팔과의 연동 계획 - 35:48 23. Optimus 로봇과의 통신 - 37:01 ㄴ Bluetooth를 통한 통신 - 37:23 ㄴ 움직임 제어 및 자립성 향상 - 38:09 24. 사이버네틱 슈퍼파워 - 38:30 ㄴ 인공 팔다리와의 연동 - 38:32 25. 뇌 이해의 진전 - 39:40 ㄴ 연구 도구로서의 Neuralink - 40:01 ㄴ 심리적 장애 치료 가능성 - 40:19 26. 전원 공급 및 사용 시간 - 43:00 ㄴ 현재 배터리 수명과 향후 개선 - 44:02 ㄴ 자립 충전 방법 - 44:28 27. 시각 및 글쓰기 기능 - 45:18 ㄴ 시각 신호 전달 - 46:02 ㄴ 감각 피드백 시스템 - 47:00 28. 뇌의 신경 성장과 적응 - 48:02 ㄴ 사용자 학습 과정 - 48:49 29. 사고를 텍스트로 변환 - 49:54 30. 신체의 임플란트 거부 반응 - 50:29 ㄴ 미세한 이동의 안정성 - 51:21 ㄴ 실질적인 거부 반응 방지 - 52:00 31. 신경링크 업그레이드 가능성 - 53:22 ㄴ 기존 장치 제거 및 새로운 장치 삽입 - 53:35 ㄴ 동물 실험에서의 업그레이드 사례 - 53:57 32. 동물 복지에 대한 강조 - 54:38 ㄴ 최고의 동물 복지 환경 - 54:50 33. 마무리 - 55:14

Fascinating!

Absolutely fascinating! Loved the details about the air bubble problem and solution, and about the depth ranges for the next device!

Watch 'Johnny Mnemonic' with Keanu Reeves..... this is where it's going

ELON IS SO SMART!🧐🍿

Elon Musk is a super smart cyber punk ... his team who make his imagination and ideas possible are also very smart and good people! keep it up but please be carful and protect the good people on our planet. end of story!

Great presentation! Even *I* could understand most of it. I am excited for the potential for physical healing, and restoring quality of life. I must admit that the Super Power aspect is a bit disconcerting, simply because all of history speaks of the danger of the temptation of greed. How to regulate such abuse is going to be a challenge. I am not against enhancing physical abilities, just recognizing that some folks cannot control themselves. (It's sort of part of my job description) Looking forward to technical progress, as well as wisdom in application. Finally, not a nitpick so much as a friendly suggestion ... isolate the microphone from the table. When D.J. Saul (or anyone else) was making points while touching the table, it drove my subwoofer into Boom-Boom! I am so used to everything around Elon being perfect, this stuck out to me. Thank you Elon and Neuralink Team!

Good to meet you guys

Don't forget I'm the shy one. That makes me "blush"😅

Thank you so much

Thanks Elon and Team. Thanks for this amazing that will actually help people.

This is Awesome and thanks for sharing! If I can get a dopamine boost or serotonin boost when I get a Neuralink chip while reading a book, studying algebra or studying any course in school in the future, I would be blessed. Also increase in intelligence, increase in attention span and more would be really awesome! Thanks for sharing:)

This week the person who interacted with me the most was , Elon . arigato boss for ur public appearances .

Power and money has not corrupted Elon Musk. He is someone that has had a profound impact on humanity and still has much to offer.

This is encouraging progress

@mddell24

23 күн бұрын

Let's all be calm and wait for something to get real. I have been watching the FSD progress for almost a decade.

@tprincipato

23 күн бұрын

@@mddell24 if you have been watching then you know how capable it is and how it saves lives. I suppose people don’t understand the challenges of teaching computers how to see. If you watched the video then you would have noticed how much better the life of the person who received the implant has a better quality of life than he previously had. So many unwilling to see the truth

Elon is not human!

@williamdeoradesilva9444

20 күн бұрын

Superhuman!

Thats exactly what someone who put a chip in my brain would say

Elon and this team are on a fantastic track forward to help humanity.

i dare him to bring 12 employees to the table next time

@mathaney2979

23 күн бұрын

😂

@zachmoyer1849

23 күн бұрын

with a big turkey on the table

37:20. A person could be a brain in a jar and walking around as an Optimus. Or drive around town in a char with Optimus strolling along grabbing items off the shelf. Scratching the person. Lol. The future is going to be SO ducking awesome!!! I wanna see more possibilities and freedom open wide baby!

@MrNote-lz7lh

15 күн бұрын

Yeah. PRIME study is six years so we should see an explosion of Neuralink commercialization in the 2030s.

10.63 BPS (65 NTPM) Using his N1 Implant , our first clinical trial participant reached 9.51 BPS on a 16-inch MacBook Pro in fullscreen mode.

@micaht4921

23 күн бұрын

10.79 (66), 2nd try :D

Just imagine when neuralink patients start playing osu

Chip in the Brain with Tesla ADD LOL

Excellent progress!

Looking down on it that thing looks like a half eaten donut, with sprinkles 😂

I am a stroke survivor and I am paralized on my left side. Once this gets to Europe I will seriously consider getting one to improve my quality of life.

@Junglebtc

22 күн бұрын

Maybe see if you can get a list as a volunteer in effect where your progression is studied , the data will helo others and you get it free possibly?

Super interesting! Gives life great perspective!

Elon Yes!

Hi, this is fascinating but I have so many questions: Is it secure from hacking? Is it safe to go through scanners such as those at a library or airport, MRI, CAT Scanner, X-Ray? Is it susceptible to an EMP? Batteries have been known to overload and ignite or explode, how do you protect or at least highly mitigate the risk to the brain? Will this be able to help with neuropathy and other nerve damage throughout the body? Will stimulation of atrophied muscles be possible ahead of enabling control of muscles impacted by nerve damage? Will it be able to create muscle memory more quickly for difficult to achieve skills? Does the interface have storage to assist with memory? Will it develop to be able to combat aging diseases such as dementia? Is the device similar to a pacemaker in that it would need to be removed before cremation? Is there any risk to firefighters/first responders recovering an unfortunate victim of fire? I’m sure the military have a huge interest in this to add ‘superpowers’ to their soldiers, do you have concerns? These are just a dump of questions that come to mind some of them nonsensical but my mind is struggling to comprehend the possibilities of a device such as this. I’m imagining the hope that must be surging through a significant portion of the population whose imagination must be running wild with possibilities of assistance with chronic conditions. Will the costs be within reach of regular working stiffs? This is obviously a developing project, will upgrades be available for early adopters as improvements happen? I’m wondering what timescales are likely to be for developments and what goals you have for future developments?

When, Elon Musk has hard times, in his life, he made still, 14-15 inventions, & that's is pure genius, 😊😊 N ❤❤

@mddell24

23 күн бұрын

Honestly I haven't seen any thing he has invented. The tunnel, roof solar, brain link, ... EV, rockets, satellite internet, they have all been done before and often have many patents before Elon tried. But he has always had money to try stuff. And the EV revolution, still unproven as a proven solution, many issues to come.

@natzos6372

21 күн бұрын

He didnt invent this

They expect us to believe they have a miracle product while failing to get their audio right.

@nicok.1491

21 күн бұрын

This hits Top 1 on my list for the most stupid things I've heard/ read this month and I have flat earther stuff up there so that's saying a lot

@travisbplank

21 күн бұрын

@nicok.1491 Yes, because expecting alleged geniuses that have invented a product capable of giving us telekinesis to be able to figure out how to get good audio is somehow dumber than believing the earth is flat. You're about as brilliant as I'd expect from this crowd.

@nicok.1491

21 күн бұрын

@@travisbplank damn that gave me a good laugh, thank you🤣😂🤣😂

My respect for Elon just skyrocketed even more 📈

Interesting, impressive, and inspiring

Oh my gosh, did you all miss the Netflix movie with Jennifer Lopez 😂😂😂😂

AMAZING!☺

I thought Tesla was over bought at $245 now it’s $266 might still be but won’t matter in 10 years. Proud investor 😊

We are the Borg, resistance is futile! 🤖

@marymichaels2694

20 күн бұрын

😆😄

Great team thanks😅 long live spacex and ELON MUSK,THE EARTH GENIUS.

U R AN AMAZING GUY ELON

24:20 Superpowers

My god, who did the audio? Turn the noise gate off.

I would volunteer as a test subject to have all my limbs removed and replaced with cybernetic limbs and have a neuralink implant so I could control my cybernetic limbs to function. I'm a lvl c5-c6 quad. Alternatively I would have myself cloned and do a memory transfer or head transplant .

I am faster than them, today is proved, so many stuff put on top of you! So I don’t need updates my brain!❤

1. There will be competitions. 2. Musicians will have huge advantages in these competitions.

Great interview!

this is amazing

I'm hoping for it

This is amazing technology that can help so many people especially with brain injuries and spinal trauma, etc.! It makes me proud to be an American!

Imagine being able to "think" directly into your computer. Write essays with your brain.

@natzos6372

21 күн бұрын

Must be a pretty invasive device to allow for that. You would probably have to replace most of the skull with a very big neuralink because the sensors have to reach all the different parts of the brain

@lovelace_the_great

21 күн бұрын

@@natzos6372 Speech is a relatively small part of the human brain, no? You don't have to put these sensors everywhere. If that was the case moving a mouse cursor telepathically should be more invasive. The trick is just to find what neurons firing correspond to certain concepts and ideas.

14:50 brain tesser lol

thanks

Elon is walking the line between his and ours fear and love❤

All his companies would imagine that would keep him busy... He just goes and invents brain implant!!! Just so he's finally going to get some fireside chat with some... What a man

Thanks for the video. It would be good to know the comments from scientists around the world. Regards!

How do you recharge them or like what kinda battery does it work on or is the brain the battery

Extraordinary Elon Musk future man 🥇🧠

I just hope theirs no evil ark in Musks life story or we r all screwed! Huge fan of Musk!

Amazing

Every day history is made

Hopefully within 10 years… when my memories fail

Imagine the speedup when AI learns to map your embedding space to its embedding space.

Truly amazing

Take my money 💰

Fffffff !!!! 24:20 Did he just say that !!!!!! 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢 Am freaking out

We have experience raises hamster with children, 3 generations, they are so smart, character just like human, running around the window sills like children.

I, hope, that, soon, as bossible the whole earth understand that Elon Musk is earth greatest genius, and give Elon Musk dream money, every week and dream influence every week, & summarum, summarum, the whole earth even don't realize how intelligent and wise Elon Musk really is, 😊😊😊😊😊❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊 N

How would it allow you to see different wave lengths? Wouldnt you need extra sensors still?

"you'll be as smart as me!" I don't want to be that smart.

Ok. QUESTIONS cause why not. lol. : 1. 1:48 Telepathy Product: sounds amazing but it also sounds like the telepathy would need a special link or handshake protocol. Is that going to be a special product purchases to specifically link or will there be a handshake protocol for any device to link up. What protocol will it be using to dictate mental cues, LoRen, or something? With that being an electronic device like ( ie. iPhone), I am guessing it is always in search mode or in constant link up, companion ready/pairing link available. Is there any issues with excessive RF exposure and if so, are there any adverse implications relative to that issue. My query is in reference to the recent iPhone 12 problem. 2. As for the tiny electrical signals firing into the neural pathways, how does the device protect itself and your gray matter from simple things like static electricity or any little zap or arc or microwave, etc. What prevents the signal from disruption. Attenuation issues?.. spikes?, TIIIINY lil buck boosters for oomph lol. What about stroking out if a you get a zap unintentionally walking on tour rug in socks, will my 0101 flip shit n go 1010 lol? Am I HACKABLE? Flipper Zero proof? Solar flare ready?, Built in Faraday structured housing? 2. 3:06 at that point don’t you think that AI would be savvy enough to gain access to a bunch of linked chips, mimic your own voice within your head ultimately. What will prevent AI from find a back door and sayin SU ?… .. I have a bunch of questions in general but I’ll save the rest. lol 🫶🏽🖖🏾 love u guys tho! AMAZING!!!

Cons, thieves, fakes, traitors, mysogonists, mockers of the talented and women, imposters, must feel extremely fortunate to have him as your leader, for sure.

Imagine how fast you could code with a neuralink

@mddell24

23 күн бұрын

An experienced programmer will tell you , it not the coding that takes the time. AI is excellent at embedding code that is very difficult to debug - yes it also creates bugs.

Table full of geniuses !