"Paralyzed Patient Plays Strategy Games Using Neuralink Brain-Computer Interface"
TL;DR
Neuralink's first human patient, quadriplegic Nolan Arbaugh, showcased his ability to control a computer cursor and play "Civilization VI" using the brain implant, marking a significant milestone in the company's progress. Despite initial concerns over safety and transparency, Arbaugh reported an easy surgery and no cognitive impairments, emphasizing the life-changing impact of the technology. While not entirely groundbreaking, the demonstration highlights the potential of brain implants to empower individuals with physical limitations.
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- Watch Neuralink's First Human Subject Demonstrate His Brain-Computer Interface WIRED
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