HLon Musk wants to get ahead of the future, but is he rushing so hard into the race that he’s asking for an accident? He announces that he’s implanting a Neuralink brain implant into another person. Meanwhile, the first patient turns out to have some problems after the surgery.
It’s unbelievable. Elon Musk And his company Neuralink They announce more implanted in the human brainThe correct thing is that it turned out that they both happened. Complications in the first patientBut the SpaceX and Tesla founder isn’t stopping. Another person will soon undergo a brain transplant. Neuroengineers have explained the problems that occurred in the first case. Are you sure this technology is safe? Or maybe Elon Musk, who modified the human brain, simply doesn’t have a heart?
Problems with the Neuralink chip in the patient’s brain. Elon Musk’s shocks
The door is closed. The next person will get it. Neuralink brain implantElon Musk announced that. “The procedure will be implemented next week or so.”. precise Date of surgery and patient identity It remains confidential. This procedure was originally scheduled for the end of June. Why the delay?
Two months ago, Neuralink admitted that most of its electrodes that collect brain signals had become detached from brain tissue. However, the implant has now been found to be “more or less stable,” National Geographic writes.
What is Elon Musk and Neuralink up to? Since 2016, work has been underway to develop chips capable of monitoring the electrical activity of neurons. They will eventually be built. BCI (Brain Computer Interface): Brain-Computer InterfaceA system that allows you to control a computer with your thoughts. Literally, the machine will do the work that the paralyzed person imagines.
Neuralink implantation It involves a robot drilling a hole into a person’s skull. An implant containing 1,024 electrodes arranged in 64 flexible “threads,” each thinner than a human hair, is then attached to the head.
However, on May 8, Neuralink revealed on its blog that there was a problem with the first chip implanted in Arbaugh. Already in late February, shortly after the surgery, some of the leads began to “pull out of the brain” (as the blog post put it). By early May, only 15 percent of them were operational. The rest had shifted their positions and were not sending signals, affecting the device’s efficiency, National Geographic explains.
The Dark Side of Neuralink? Elon Musk Announces Major Breakthrough, But…
Although Neuralink’s technology still has a long way to go in safety research and improvements, Elon Musk has already announced more breakthroughs in medicine.He even announced it. Soon, Neuralink will not only change the lives of people paralyzed after brain and spinal cord injuries, but will also help the blind. At first, they will see. Low resolution image, like graphics from an old Nintendo console.But the technology will be developed. But is the billionaire still credible? We would like to remind you that the billionaire has been giving paralyzed people hope for years to communicate wirelessly with the world, and will even allow them to drive a car or control an advanced exoskeleton. The project was supposed to be ready in 2021.
Meanwhile, Elon Musk is facing accusations that by rushing the implant, he is contributing to the deaths of animals during lab tests. They appear to be “dropping by the dozens.” However, the billionaire insists that no monkeys have died or been harmed by Neuralink’s technology.
According to Musk, the long-term goal is to mitigate the civilizational risks associated with artificial intelligence. Neuralink could help achieve this by creating “a closer symbiosis between human and digital intelligence.” The idea, as Musk put it, “is to give people superpowers,” Forsal.pl writes.
source: Oil radioNational Geographic, NeuralinkPlaneta.pl, Forsal
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