Neuralink enables quadriplegic to use his mind to control a laptop ❤️
- Thread starter Phenomenally Frantastic
- Start date
That's pretty incredible.
They should have worked on making it control his leg
The dude drives innovation. I can't help but respect that.
What makes me happy is how amazing this must be for Nolan. Life changing. To think how many more people could benefit from this same procedure and implant.
The best part is Nolan saying he is going to go as Professor X for Halloween. Priceless!
The best part is Nolan saying he is going to go as Professor X for Halloween. Priceless!
Fantastic stuff, and as mentioned, what a life-changing event for the young man.
I had to laugh at the dipshits who pissed themselves in the thread about Musk winning some man of the year award.
Dude has done more for society than all of the politicians in the last 50 years combined.
Is he perfect, no, not close, but the dude is advancing society and doing it out of his own pocket.
Dude has done more for society than all of the politicians in the last 50 years combined.
Is he perfect, no, not close, but the dude is advancing society and doing it out of his own pocket.
hawkeyetraveler
HR All-American
does this mean that it will take only a couple lines of additional code to provide viagra and cocaine features? 
Just wait until the babies cry that Neurallink is racist cuz they chose a white man to use it first and use it to play chess (an obvious white man’s game).
But what is Nolan’s political opinions? And can I base my thoughts about this on that?
He's only a decade or so behind the Australian researchers working in this area...
hawkeyetraveler
HR All-American
Do you have a link, I would love to learn more about what they have done.
Also, I have learned not to bet against Musk run companies (Well Twitter aside). Tesla was 100+ years behind Daimler, Ford et al. SpaceX was 40+ years behind boeing/LM et al.
edit: thanks for the video…we posted in parallel.
Brain chips: the Sydney researchers ‘miles ahead’ of Elon Musk’s Neuralink
Multiple Australian projects are on the cutting edge of neurotech breakthroughs and man-machine interfaces – raising questions of security and privacy for human minds
obviously this is an awesome tool. So this device and other similar devices can essentially read the unspoken thoughts of a human brain? I could easily see a future where people get it, then they are bombarded with advertisements sent directly to our brains via the device.
A. Incredible.
B. I'm not sure I want to live in this upcoming world--mind control and AI technologies?
I think the issue is these advancements come so fast that it’s hard for people, laws, regulations to keep up.A. Incredible.
B. I'm not sure I want to live in this upcoming world--mind control and AI technologies?
Hopefully it ends up being more good than bad
