The Journey of Neuralink: From Trials to Innovation

By
Léa Dubois
1 min read
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Neuralink, a futuristic company founded by Elon Musk, has made significant strides in neural-interface technology, aiming to put microchips in people's brains. Musk claims that their first human patient can control a computer mouse using their thoughts. This groundbreaking technology could have potential medical applications, such as treating neurological disorders like Parkinson's. Musk has also suggested long-term applications involving merging human consciousness with artificial intelligence, though experts express skepticism on these claims. As the company moves forward, ethical concerns and the medical viability of Neuralink's innovations are under scrutiny. Despite doubts, Neuralink's milestone of unveiling the first human trial patient marks a pivotal moment in the company's journey towards innovation and medical advancement.

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