Thanks for compressing that 3.5 hr video into this one. Very helpful.

@NeuraPod

Жыл бұрын

Apologies for the slight mismatch in audio timing

@metooo668

Жыл бұрын

@@NeuraPod no worries it was not very noticeable. Still able to get the point across.

@SHUBHAMTIWARI-ut3ji

Жыл бұрын

is it deepfake video ?

@Heisenberg2097

Жыл бұрын

I can compress it into three simple bytes: BLA From a man who could actually serve some purpose here on this planet but wastes his time polluting other planets.

@incorectulpolitic

Жыл бұрын

ALL about elon musk: kzread.info/dash/bejne/f41rzpqMlaSan5s.html

Absolutely incredible work by the Neuralink team! They have made great strides since their last show and tell. The next 5 - 10 years from this point will see incredible progress.

@gloryfire2161

Жыл бұрын

mark of the beast

@rootedorganically4911

Жыл бұрын

Sure install it to your fist born

@Quantum-Omega

Жыл бұрын

Yeah so incredible it will read your most private thoughts and memories, not to mention the fact the behavioural part of the chip can make you do things out of character you wouldn't normallydo. Everything you see and do will be fed straight back to the NSA via the starlink satellite relay which the chip will already be linked up to. Have fun with that.

@Quantum-Omega

Жыл бұрын

@@gloryfire2161 that and more

@zachlittle1787

Жыл бұрын

I bet next 10 years will be human patients using the device hopefully that will accelerate there data and evolve the product amazing tech

This shouldn't go wrong, or be used sinisterly at all.

@JohnTaylor-fh4et

Жыл бұрын

@Adam Martin hilarious, made me pee a little.

@maynardtrendle820

Жыл бұрын

You know how hot your phone gets when it sits on your leg?

@elgroovy

Жыл бұрын

We all know that it will be used sinisterly...

@NineSeptims

Жыл бұрын

Cant wait to wake up to ads or better yet get ads in my dreams.

@jerryosullivan9633

Жыл бұрын

Haha it's not as if every new technology discovered by humans has been weaponised to great extent in order to control populations. Wait a second...

Weather you hate or love this man u gota admit he is pushing the boundaries of innovation and technology instead of simply copying and rebranding even if he fails he’ll always have my respect as best visionary of the past 2 decades

@alengm

Жыл бұрын

I may have seen this exact comment under a different video

@arivertoeveryone

Жыл бұрын

@@alengm probably a copypasta or a bot yep

@Madracer09

Жыл бұрын

Pushing boundaries, he hasn’t invented anything!

@twixt999

Жыл бұрын

@@Madracer09 maybe not be he's facilitated the ability for a non government entity to produce these things. He's a semi private funded DARPA. It's a step to a less shitty future hopefully

@cellphone7223

Жыл бұрын

"Weather" 😂

The one site I’ve been patiently waiting for a breakdown video. Thanks, Ryan!

@NeuraPod

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Magnamic

Wonderful, thanks for the SUPERCUT

@VeganSemihCyprus33

Жыл бұрын

Read "Industrial Society and Its Future", you will be shocked how it predicts all this!

Our lives are changing because of your genius development. We thank you and your team and always hope that everything works out without God's wisdom and understanding. Nothing is perfect in the world, but we strive for perfection. As we go along, we are improving. Thank you

DJ here C5C6 and complete quarter plegic since 1978 a diving accident left me paralyzed I'm very impressed the hand movement would be great and then leg movement torso movement and so on thank you so much for your achievements and more to come

Just stumbled across this chanel and it's amazing. Was quite shocked to not Neuralink is prioritizing in solving vision-loss. I'm visually impaired this is pretty cool to hear. I was previously only following Elon's ventures at Tesla and SpaceX. All these companies are doing so much for technological advancement and I can't believe people are trying to stop this progress.

@Clasticon73i

Жыл бұрын

It all has to do with how we react to change. This has all happened before.

@RHt09

Жыл бұрын

Unfortunately, it's political. Elon has pissed off key Democrat politicians on twitter and they've sent their activist army on twitter and via entertainment and news media after him.

@Madracer09

Жыл бұрын

Sorry to say, but he won’t be helping with vision anytime soon. He hasn’t made an innovations. The monkey controlling a cursor has been done 15-20 years ago and by humans because the sensors were external to the body. He response to the question about going deeper into the brain says it all. Currently they go 1-3mm in. Elon respond was, we just need to make the probes longer. Well brain and nerve manipulation is not that easy. First their probes are very thin which means changes in tissue density will cause changes in directions that they can’t control. Then there is navigating around nerves and blood vessels. You can’t control the direction of the probe, so to think you are going to find thousands of straight paths 30mm into your target just isn’t going to happen. Do some research and you will quickly find all he has done, has been do e to others. Why do you think the CEO resigned? Because he was copying research from a scientist that he used to work for. Elon is just an overpromising snake oil salesman. Just look at his autopilot and full self driving. He promised that over 5 years ago, and they are still years away. Look at the semi truck, three years late and it doesn’t have autopilot. Tesla is years away from making that a real choice for consumers. There is no infrastructure for its charging. Anyway, I could keep going on, maybe you have got my point by now.

@christophvonwaldhuf

Жыл бұрын

@@Madracer09 never try never fail

@Astra2

Жыл бұрын

@@Madracer09 So he should just give up?

I hope later versions of Neuralink will be able to help with learning disabilities as well imagine if you could retain even 30% of the information you would normally lose or forget.

@krobson17

Жыл бұрын

I think the idea is that eventually we use this to merge with AI. That means you people won’t need to learn, they’ll just have all of the collective knowledge of the world interfacing directly with their brain.

@1986misfits

Жыл бұрын

@@krobson17 Kind of takes the whole point of living away doesnt it?

@krobson17

Жыл бұрын

@@1986misfits nah. It frees humans up to do bigger better things

@1986misfits

Жыл бұрын

@@krobson17 Yeah no jobs. No reason to think at all. Social credit system. Chips in our brains telling us what to think. Sounds like bliss 😂😂 Glad your looking forward to this bs future

@krobson17

Жыл бұрын

@@1986misfits you either embrace it or you fall behind 🤘

It is all just AMAZING. Absolutely Very Spectacular!

Thank you for saving me time.

So much potential for good, but equally so much potential for evil

He is actually doing the hard ass work with his company. So many big problems solved already

@neithanm

Жыл бұрын

What problems has he solved?

@brendenmongrain7357

Жыл бұрын

6 months to human implant so sounds like basically all of them

@spammerscammer

Жыл бұрын

@@neithanm sire as hell changed the space game, electric car game and now he's taking on health science. What have you done at your mom's? Oh nothing ok.

@thelelanatorlol3978

Жыл бұрын

Musk literally does nothing within the companies he owns, he's the dude funding all the projects and that's all he needs to be to be great, no need to put him on a pedestal he doesn't need to be on.

@neithanm

Жыл бұрын

@@spammerscammer I'm afraid you are living in Musk's cult. There's nothing we can do for you until you open your eyes, if it ever happens. Good luck.

Super Helpful! Passing this around

@NeuraPod

Жыл бұрын

Thanks @BCIGuys

I'm curious, considering how there is always some type of oulying situations when launching new technology, I wonder what safe guards they have to keep the unit from passing heat to the brain in the case that the battery overheats or how it would be affected by MRI or x-ray in the airports

@philipross3568

Жыл бұрын

and a emp

I’ve had no idea what Neuralink was up to only that they were doing brain comm stuff via implants . This is amazing work, boggles my mind. Just think where this technology will be in 25 - 50 yrs, beyond anything we can think of today. Very impressive, I wonder who else is doing this kind of thing.

@annastyles6217

Жыл бұрын

The neurolink is the WORST THINK AFTER YOUR BIO DEATH...because this"neurolink"is the PHYSICAL LINK FROM THE MATRIX WITH YOUR SPIRIT...SHAME ON YOU ELON..🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

@revoltncock

Жыл бұрын

It won’t be anything even remotely viable. We are entering idiocracy with govt intervention at every facet.

@annastyles6217

Жыл бұрын

@@revoltncock yeah

@VeganSemihCyprus33

Жыл бұрын

Read "Industrial Society and Its Future", you will be shocked how it predicts all this!

@AdamGonzalez-vb6op

Жыл бұрын

I do not regret that I spent a couple of minutes reading

This is fantastic! Thank you for editing this up, much faster to watch and find the things I want to see again :D

@NeuraPod

Жыл бұрын

Kudos goes to Jon. Turned this around pretty fast.

The sad thing is we will all need it one day because the food that there putting in are shops is making us all ill. It’s a long game but it always has been

This is amazing and medically trailblazing. One must use caution in the medical field to make long term patients of spinal cord injury aware that physical recovery is not practical with bone loss, muscle atrophy and other limitations. However I'm excited and hopeful for many! The "fresh" injuries in this case seem practical. Over the years I worked as a registered nurse I contemplated this issue with great hopes it might be practical sooner rather than later! Best wishes!

@matet1906

Жыл бұрын

I got paralyzed below the waist but I hope this could help me if it works

Thank you! I was just about to watch the whole thing but i might as well get the concentrated version!

Reminds me of Battery day and AI day. Young engineers working hard to push boundaries for a vision ...

Thank you!

I understand how good this can be for those who could really need it,. In the wrong hands, it can be devastating.

@cigarsmoker8628

Жыл бұрын

And that what it will be used for.Human are like that Power Power Power.

Truly amazing times we live in. Thanks for the video! Sadly no one in the news talks and shares this positivity. This would at least give a lot of people with medical conditions more hope into the future. Best regards Stefan Ps: I imagine a future where I will be able to scroll to all my digital interactions in the past on a timeline and can think of myself back on 1st if December 2022 writing this and already being aware and thinking of all the implications it could and will have. It’s crazy how good Elon got at scaling ideas, people and products. Imagine where we are in 10 years.

@luminousdragon

Жыл бұрын

Technology is (almost) never good or bad, its how its used. -What will North Korea do with neuralink? -When will we have ads streamed into our brains by companies? -How about mind reading, and privacy? We know companies have no issue breaking the law to collect personal date if they think they can get away with it, so how will this affect that? -Could some future version of Neuralink be used in law, to read a persons mind. Thoughtcrimes? -How might propaganda target people? -How might systemic racism and sexism be compounded by whatever technologies emerge? These WILL become issues down the line. Maybe not for a few decades, but itll be issues. There is positive and negative. I certainly dont trust Elon to make good decisions, or MORAL or ETHICAL decisions.

@jerryosullivan9633

Жыл бұрын

U are already experiencing a nuralink induced simulation of remberance of yourself doing just that right now my friend

@incorectulpolitic

Жыл бұрын

ALL about elon musk: kzread.info/dash/bejne/f41rzpqMlaSan5s.html

@VeganSemihCyprus33

Жыл бұрын

Read "Industrial Society and Its Future", you will be shocked how it predicts all this!

@DelmonteSt

Жыл бұрын

I absolutely LOVE you, Elon.💯💫💞

Amazing and potentially terrifying at the same time. Humans can’t be trusted to use this for good purely

@garygranato9164

Жыл бұрын

i was going to write something similar, this is insane

@chronicxswagger

Жыл бұрын

Seriously. Not that I don't trust elon and his team that they want the best. Maybe. But ask the guy who invented tnt how he felt once they started using it in ways he never mwnt it to be used..war and murder

@feliciaangelflock2935

Жыл бұрын

No thank you!! Dataming someone's brain, or even controlling someone!! No one seen ghost in the shell.

@michaela.kelley7823

Жыл бұрын

Nope. And even if it was good at first. Who's to say it will stay that way? No way. No thanks. We were made in God's image. Of he wanted cyborgs, he would have created cyborgs. I always wondered in revelation why people wouldn't repent after all that suffering. It's starting to make sense. They won't be allowed to. You have to think to have remorse. Elon musk has been against AI and saying we must do this or we will be left behind. Anytime you feel forced to do something because of fear, you can know with 100% certainty that your being fooled. They are opening after school Satan clubs for elementary schools. These days are getting darker by the month

@Gardener7

Жыл бұрын

@@michaela.kelley7823 Perhaps this will be the mark in the forehead in Revelation? Governments might make it mandatory to buy and sell.

This is jaw dropping. Just wow....

Great summary

I’d love to hear a serious discussion about the ethical pros and cons of these technologies, in order to guide them to a more ethical direction

@deesnyder3878

Жыл бұрын

Aw

@michaela.kelley7823

Жыл бұрын

Ethics will go out the window. You will be controlled by AI. AI doesn't have ethics. This is man trying to become God. Did Elon musk not say that someone born blind would be able to see? The Bible said no one was able to do that since mankind began. This is beginning to make me wonder who Elon Musk is. He did dress up as antichrist for Halloween. I thought that was wierd, but now he's claiming he can make the blind see?

@AXharoth

Жыл бұрын

abandon all hope , money and greed will rule how they gonan use

@AXharoth

Жыл бұрын

@Andrew nutting constanly gonna kill you

@AXharoth

Жыл бұрын

@Andrew for personality rewiring they gonna need to go deeper in the brain , its not gonna be that easy

I would love to be part of the trial studies or a test patient as I have a paralyzed arm and if this will make it so I can move my arm again I’d do it without a 2nd thought!! Anyone know how to get in contact with someone involved with Neuralink??!

are humaans getting lifetime Banana Smoothie supply included with it?

When people with spinal cord injury able to walk with the help of this chip

kewl. thanks for the supercut.

Simultaneous awe and dredd.

Elon's visions are the most outrageous and jaw-dropping, but that is only the beginning! He then builds these amazing companies and the smartest people join him to make those dreams come true! ❤️

@alexlabs4858

Жыл бұрын

Builds? If it’s anything like Tesla or PayPal he just acquires them, kicks out their founders, then pretends to be a founder. Neuralink IS absolutely doing incredible work that will change patients lives for the better. I want to hear from the people who are doing the actual work though, not Elon.

@JamesBrown-wy7xs

Жыл бұрын

Alternatively, the "smartest people" collectively share in too much hubris, and/or lack of foresight, to play with these toys and, therefore, open up Pandora's box, to our collective demise.

@VeganSemihCyprus33

Жыл бұрын

Read "Industrial Society and Its Future", you will be shocked how it predicts all this!

im fine using my phone

24:20 Can't wait till I can have my own personal remote controlled human

@alexgeorgescu2122

Жыл бұрын

Totalitarian governments of the future will be truly peculiar i imagine.

@unrealdevop

Жыл бұрын

@@alexgeorgescu2122 Yeah no doubt. Talk about a real Dark Age...it will make the last one look like Paradise.

@kobi2187

Жыл бұрын

@@unrealdevop well, we saw what happens with a biological weapons lab engineering a virus. I think there should be a ban about certain technological research that is too dangerous to be had. Or maybe it's an arms race where those who don't do this, are left behind in inferior mode. maybe it's better to just refrain. What do you think?

@unrealdevop

Жыл бұрын

@@kobi2187 Yeah for sure. There was also a Lab that recently engineered a version of the virus that was 10x more deadly. No idea why they thought that was a good idea after the fact and given the circumstances surrounding how it began in the first place.

@EddyKorgo

Жыл бұрын

@@alexgeorgescu2122 yeah we better just let those handfull of people control billions of people. like we do these days. what the difference

DJ here I'm a C5 C6 incomplete quad keep up the fantastic work

“In the short term could interface with your brain and soul”

Can't wait this will help me walk again LG!!!

Every Company Elon has does positive work. Those who choose negativity are not worth a response

@KNGodz

Жыл бұрын

How is that ? How Elon made any positive thing in your life for exemple?

"Custom neural sensors record and stimulate 1024 channels" Wow! That's a BIG deal.

@thevraps5464

Жыл бұрын

🧠🐿

Elon should be the first to use his neuro link technology to prove to the world that it's safe.

@eathan8215

Жыл бұрын

Groundbreaking technology that could potentially heal millions or even billions of people and you want the guy spearheading this to use it on himself first as a prototype. You my friend are a dipshit. Respectfully

@vladimirchernikov4249

Жыл бұрын

And risk losing someone with the balls to push the boundaries and keep us from stagnating. I don't think so.

@alpine0607

Жыл бұрын

he has plenty of his fan boys to experiment on and who actually need a brain device too… lol

@Cdswjp

Жыл бұрын

He’s too valuable. Bad idea.

@kayleighllyn8253

Жыл бұрын

Hahaha👍

How many brains were ruined before things started working? How do you know a monkey does not have non-stop headaches? How many monkeys had malfunctioning implants causing different brain trauma? Of course these are great successes, however I miss the parts what it really costed to come up to this point.

@alengm

Жыл бұрын

They talked a lot about that in the full video. No brains were ruined (not by neuralink at least. Idk about past research in 20th century). They looked at both how the implants affect the tissue and the behavior of monkeys. The scar tissue is minimal and harmless. After 2-3 years with the implants the monkeys seem fine too. In terms of discomfort, they designed the training and testing procedures to avoid restraints. The animals are motivated by positive reinforcement (food) and can stop the experiments at will by walking away. There is also a new video on the official Neuralink KZread channel about animal care but I haven't watched that. Neuralink implants are much less invasive than brain implants that are already used to treat humans with specific conditions. Some cases of epilepsy are treated by drilling a 14 mm thick hole in the brain and inserting a 2 mm wire (deep brain stimulation). In comparison neuralink threads are microscopic and are inserted by a robot to avoid damaging blood vessels. Not that damaging tiny vessels would do much harm to the brain, they would just degrade the signal quality.

@alengm

Жыл бұрын

Apparently, there are accusations from pcrm that a lot of monkeys died with unnecessary suffering because Neuralink and UC Davis didn't follow proper protocols. Even if that's not true, I guess it was naive to assume that such groundbreaking medical research will happen without sacrifices.

Can someone explain the 9:00 segment? It sounds pretty amazing, so want to make sure I am understanding him correctly...

keeping ads out of my dreams I'm all for it

I want to see Pager play Skyrim with his mind.

@Barskor1

Жыл бұрын

Next week... :)

@wheelofcheese100

Жыл бұрын

Pager, damn, my hearing sucks. I thought the name was “Pedro” 😂

What would happen if you got a concussion while you have one of these in? Would it dislodge? What if there is a carrington type event?

@AXharoth

Жыл бұрын

good question , i bet the brain itself is more vulnerable to consussions

@2niceunicorns562

Жыл бұрын

@@AXharoth it’s a fairly violent motion, a concussion. These are small wires which are barely held in place.

@AXharoth

Жыл бұрын

@@2niceunicorns562 yeah true , well the strength of the blow can vary , but yeah its gonan be a risk priobably

@justin2997

Жыл бұрын

They don't know and don't care

I don't mind technocrats, except for the narcissism, God complex and inability to leave nature alone and chill, they're great people.

@AXharoth

Жыл бұрын

said the guy using his pc /phone or whatver

@thunderbirdizations

Жыл бұрын

I bet you’re a democrat

22:23 There is a huge difference between mapping the visual cortex and providing stimulus for the visual cortex to "see". Vision is not a simple 1 to 1 mapping in the cortex, different areas process for different things. There are two visual pathways, the dorsal (provides the "what") and the ventral ("what for"). Then each aspect of vision is processed in a different area of the brain, such as contour, movement, colors, stereoscopy and the list goes on and on. Saying that vision will be restored by neuralink devices is extremely far fetched. Someone that never has seen before lacks years of neuronal development (literally billions of neurons have to learn to see before we see) to have the ability to see. This is a snake oil selling.

@robertenloe9943

Жыл бұрын

Give it time . This is enhancing not controlling. We get results for those physically disabled, and it will be one of the most incredible breakthroughs in 100 years. Go for it. ! This is also a fixed internal signal. The zero knowledge backed ideas are pure sci fi fear lol

@Adreno23421

Жыл бұрын

@@robertenloe9943 Synchron has actually had some breakthroughs, specially for physically disabled, but being able to move a mouse cursor is several orders of magnitude simpler than vision. A blind person will never see with Neuralink, the complexity is several exponential levels more complicated. 1024 channels in the Neuralink does not equal in any form billions over billions of neurons, that take years to organize themselves. Elon saying that blind will see is a zero knowledge backed idea. He can't even keep his animal subjects alive. His promise for Hyperloop is the perfect example of promising the impossible. Human driven Teslas driving at 30mph is quite different than automatous pods travelling at 155mph. How many more years does he need for Hyperloop?

@o2Hayden

Жыл бұрын

@@Adreno23421 he has plenty of projects as you can see. You seem to have an issue with Elon as a whole. We wont get anywhere saying things are impossible. Thats not to say that everything is possible, but your unmotivated attitude is radiant. Saying that its snake oil was an interesting take. Talking about hyperloop as if it has anything to do with this is where you lost me. People can have failed projects but lets not gloss over all of the success. You seem to be a bit critical and it seems to be more than just you disagreeing with something in this video.

@Adreno23421

Жыл бұрын

@@o2Hayden Of course I'm critical. Musk is promising for blind people that they will see. Who is the person that will tell them that that is a lie? I have a phD in Pyshcology, and worked with vision/visual processing for my dissertation, so I know what motivation for science and discovery is. As for my above example, Synchron has over 2 dozens of peer-reviewed publications and 400 patents. Where is the discovery and knowledge accumulated by Neuralink? A few patents, but no publications anywhere. The (insanely) far-fetched promises that Elon gives are disrespectful to the people that will believe in him. He promises what he can't give, and sorry if I was raised as if lying and shredding peoples hope due to lies is wrong.

@1v1mebro_101

Жыл бұрын

I don't think he's talking about seeing with their eyes. I think he means the nuerolink showing the image in their head where they can see it like a thought that a camera is projecting. Atleast that's what I thinking he's talking about. I could be wrong.

Awesome stuff

What about possibly eliminating the neurons that were created due to drug dependency to help that person eliminate that drug dependency? If that's a possibility I will happily donate myself for the trial.

What kind of encryption and security will neuralink have? I’m excited for the technology but also somewhat terrified.

@gabec3993

Жыл бұрын

It's essentially a Bluetooth device so any range of security that is similar to your computer or smartphones. But given it's potential capabilities I hope is is near military grade security.

@bensmith5543

Жыл бұрын

@@gabec3993 military grade is a term at all military personnel hate. It essentially means “quickest to produce for the lowest cost.” I’m hoping for top level quantum encryption or above. It needs to be able to withstand future threats.

@tempyreuz9469

Жыл бұрын

@@bensmith5543 "Top level quantum encryption" 🤣AES-256 will suffice.

@bensmith5543

Жыл бұрын

@@tempyreuz9469 what I mean is it needs to withstand quantum computers when they get to that point.

@spammerscammer

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I'm sure they haven't thought of that. Lol obviously that was day 1.

Anyone that doesn't recognize how important this technology is just doesn't have an active enough imagination. Just the fact that this will give people with locked in syndrome a voice is enough. He realizes there is no stopping AI. It doesn't matter how careful we are with it, we always make mistakes. We need to evolve with AI or it will quickly leave us behind. I will be honest, OpenAI's chatbot already seems to understand more than most people I know and can carry a better conversation as well. I can't wait to meet it in the real world one day.

I've been waiting for your take on this. I went to search in the middle of the night and decided to wait until you put something out.

@VeganSemihCyprus33

Жыл бұрын

Read "Industrial Society and Its Future", you will be shocked how it predicts all this!

Unlocking the path to singularity

A threat to Human Race according to your statement ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

I want them to reverse biological aging. I want to be 300 years old with the health, energy and looks of a 25 year old.

@mnrvaprjct

Жыл бұрын

@@sourandjaded2586 and? I’d rather die at 100 voluntarily, with the body of a 25 year old - than at 100 with mental faculties and other functions on extreme decline.

@aerostorm_

Жыл бұрын

@@mnrvaprjct reversing biological aging would sustain other functions as well. Only disease and trauma would kill you at that point, your mind and muscles would still sustain themselves with health.

@matts3414

Жыл бұрын

So do I, but Musk has enough projects, someone else will have to solve that one

@perverse_ince

Жыл бұрын

Musk is concerned about the longterm problems possibly caused by rejuvenation technology, like further entrenching the gerontocracy. But there are enough rich people investing massively into life extension, like Bezos and the Sauds, that it will be achieved anyway, Musk doesn't need to finance and direct everything, it's an oligarchy, not a monarchy

It's sick. The entire concept of wiring your brain to the internet is horrifying. Humanity needs to put on the brakes now.

@mscarolynnigro

Жыл бұрын

@@ProxyAuthenticationRequired correct

@EddyKorgo

Жыл бұрын

I think AI is exponentially more dangerous then some hands free interface.

@Steven_Edwards

Жыл бұрын

As someone with a degenerative neurological condition in my spine that is slowly destroying my movement, I'd like to thank you for deciding for me if I will ever be able to regain use of my hands and legs once they finally fail.

@mscarolynnigro

Жыл бұрын

@@Steven_EdwardsAs if . What's left of humanity will be wired into the Borg . You wont make it through the first cut.

@angryherbalgerbil

Жыл бұрын

@@Steven_Edwards And when Apple or Microsoft can decide if your brain works or not? Or downgrade you for not paying your subscription fee? Not to mention that any interface is a two way street. If it can be hacked, which any tech device can, then hey presto a remote control human! The beneficial side of the tech is great for you, or my nephew who has a degenerative eye condition. It's great to see the beneficial side of tech, sadly we live in a world where all technology ever invented has also been used for malefic purposes as well. I want to see only the good in neuralink and Musk, however that level of naivety is what led us to nuclear bombs, the electric chair, gain if function research on viruses, Canada locking people out of their bank accounts for using their right to free speech... We are in some fairly dystopian times where technology is concerned. I'm sorry that you suffer the way you do, just do keep in mind with your decusions that there is always a faustian bargain with technology. Always.

I had a bad spine infection and am now partially paralyzed . I am ready to walk normal again. Where do I sign up.

They should use this to communicate with animals. I’m curious to know how much better a dolphin would’ve done the experiment.

This has got to be a hackers wet dream come true. Can you imagine, the time will come when they can actually hack a human being directly and control them. What a wonderful world our billionaires are creating.

@intuitivesongbird8969

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I am rather think that those billionaires will control humans. We are already addicted to electronics and manipulated to get things. Then at some point AI will be taking over human brain, then you can’t just unplug anymore.

@EddyKorgo

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Agree and disagree. Thats the hurdle of ever so evolving race. No matter how much brain we grow, there will always be that one evil dude. Thats just humans.

@thunderbirdizations

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Yeah let’s not look at them giving vision to the blind, or working human legs to the disabled. Let’s blame any potential for their devices to be hacked on them

@gavenknapp5004

Жыл бұрын

Your rite. And it isn't gonna be good for the general population

@hggpi

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Its not that simple. Have ever hacked anyone? Okay are you biologist? Do you know how these implants work?

I totally understand the need for humans to be smarter than computers or AI. Good job Elon.

I love it.

Why not charge the implant using body heat or heart pump?? Just thinking. Thanks

Are implants necessary can't there be less invasive physically yet effective methods of connecting?regards

Oh! You can't see the implant? That's awesome, I'm sold!

Also amazing 👏

When was this presentation??

Waiting for them to offer a subscription feature to access all the features.

So long as all of this remains entirely voluntary, the potential is glorious. The blind can potentially see, the lame can walk, and those trapped in their bodies can experience ambulatory freedom on the road to a potential dystopia beyond current comprehension. As worth it as fire and the wheel.

So the chip can read output, so what about inputing signals?

People will line up to get this mark of the beast... No doubts!

Of course, I want something in my head that can “help”. Good luck with this, and I mean it honestly. Good luck.

When was this event?

This is the last hope to cure spinal cord injury. 👍By which man himself becomes capable of walking.

salute to all the animals that died in the name of innovation

How do you plan to work around someone who has been paralyzed for many years and the muscles have atrophied beyond a point of muscular recovery for use once the CNS to muscle gap has been restored?

Imagine in the near future in our lives, connecting and bonding to Mech Robots. That we control with our brains?

I cant wait for this. Do you know how many times i miss hit a key in call of duty?

will this ever go on the stock market ?

Imagine having ads in your dreams

But what if the replaced piece of skull has a function in the brain that we know or don't know of? And what if removing that piece of skull compromises the integrity of the skull and it's ability to withstand pressure and it's resistance to fractures and accidents!

@samsheehan5298

Жыл бұрын

Don’t be stupid Brain surgery has been around longer than you’ve been born

@bush-b5330

Жыл бұрын

@@samsheehan5298 Ok. You're right!

If an MRI scanner were used as an interface, what would the data rate be?

@AXharoth

Жыл бұрын

better than now

Why most people idolise people of sport or music and not people like these will always amaze me .

1 time i left my house and forgot my phone and i thought about going back but i truely thought i didnt need it .... well i kept walking and hes correct it felt like i was missing a limb it felt so strange not to have it in my hand or in my pocket.

Elon is a gift to humanity! I would work for him for free to give back to humanity.

@douglasusrey

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Jesus loves you! dont get this inside you!!!!!!! it is not good

This is our future nobody can change or stop us now 💖

They do understand how the brain works!! 😮

amazing

Exciting and Scary

This guy is a front man actor for the World Economic Forum

One one hand this could solve so many medical problems. On the other hand it could be used to upload programs to people and essentially control them. Awesome lol

Could you imagine the ads though 😂

Providing it is voluntary. This will be imposed on the unwilling. The implant is physically apart of you. I have news you Elon, everyone is not already a cyborg. You need this to be believed to justify your dream. You are an amazing person but this will be you undoing. God bless you.

@EddyKorgo

Жыл бұрын

smartphone cyber girl texts.

Neuro Link- Mark of the Beast

@scirefacias2682

Жыл бұрын

Mythological nonsense.

@jonathanreyes7857

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@@scirefacias2682 nonsense is subjective as so is reality.

Im a survivor of four tbi so this does peak my interest but I'm also very religious so I'm very cautious about it also. But from where it looks like the chip goes is literally exactly where I've got TBI at. So how would it work on a damaged brain?

Honestly this is the best thing for the world. hopefully this wont b forced

Can't wait to have unskippable adverts in my brain

11:48 Suggestion: draw sugars from the bloodstream convert into electrical energy onboard unit.