Musk sagte, dass Neuralink hofft, seinem zweiten menschlichen Patienten „in etwa der nächsten Woche“ das Implantat verabreichen zu können.

    Das Unternehmen hat diesen Winter seinem ersten menschlichen Patienten das Implantat verabreicht, doch die Geschäftsführung teilte am Mittwoch mit, dass nur etwa 15 Prozent der Kanäle seines Implantats funktionierten.

    Wenn es diesmal Fortschritte gibt, wird die neue Technologie letztlich Menschen mit körperlichen Einschränkungen helfen.

    Sollten Sie in naher Zukunft die Möglichkeit haben, diese neue Implantatmethode auszuprobieren, in welchem ​​Stadium würden Sie teilnehmen? (Im Moment würde ich das nicht tun)

    https://www.cnbc.com/2024/07/10/musk-says-next-neuralink-brain-implant-expected-in-next-week-or-so.html

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    2. Express_Fan7016 on

      Should you have a chance to try this new way of implant in a near future, at what stage would you participate? (I wouldn’t for now)

    3. Swimming-Bite-4184 on

      Provided a technology like this actually is perfected. I would have to be debilitated to a point where it was my only option. Also, I would look for a competitor.

    4. AbsentThatDay2 on

      There’s going to be people where this tech is required. I hope they are successful.

    5. Memignorance on

      The first generation of brain computer interfaces is a step toward developing better ones. But I wouldn’t want a first generation BCI. Not going to work well and probably brain damage and will be hopelessly obsolete once better versions come out.

    6. warrior_in_a_garden_ on

      If it could fix my bipolar I’d take it. If it kills me it’d do me a favor anyways lol

    7. I work in this industry and seeing comments on anything related are always agonizing.

      People don’t understand the difference between output signals and input signals.

      They also don’t understand that even if they were input signals, you would need thousands of these implants to create just a single visual image in the brain.

    8. ConversationLevel869 on

      Do you really think this guy gives a shit if he implants something in your brain that causes permanent damage to you?
      Animal torture apparently is getting old

    9. Suspicious_Direction on

      Slow and steady makes sense with human testing….if he did things too fast and something terrible happened it wouldn’t just kill his company but any new future entrants chances.

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