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Well, they put a chip in a human's brain...
(news.sky.com)
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Don't they already have this with eye tracking for people with disabilities that prevent them from using a mouse or trackball?
Yes. It's also been done, like 15 years ago, with invasive brain probes and IIRC with less invasive outside-of-the-skull electronics as well. Just like all the "experiments" neuralink was doing on monkeys was just stuff that had already been done 15 years ago.
So far neuralink's entire thing has been trying and mostly failing to do stuff that actual researchers did a long time ago, with tech that's far behind its competitors. The only question is whether they're grifting Elon, or if he's in on the grift and they've got other marks.
My favourite example is that some engineering youtuber has already even done an out-of-skull controller for a car with a kid's toy.
Future archeologists will be so confused trying to figure out how Statesians thought themselves so advanced from the remaining rubble.
That dude is hilarious
I found a YouTube link in your comment. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy: