Elon Musk Says First Neuralink Patient Can Move Computer Cursor With Mind
Elon Musk Says First Neuralink Patient Can Move Computer Cursor With Mind
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Can this ability be disabled remotely, if the patient doesn't pay whatever subscription fee is attached?
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With stuff in your butt
You forgot the little details
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If it doesn't continue to receive software updates/support I would almost hope it can be disabled. Like what happened with that bionic eye company recently.
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Subscription fees? They can stream advertisements right into the brain. Best when sleeping.
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Hello, and thank you for your interest in our product!
To reduce the go-to-market time, our engineering team focused on the core product first. This means we don't have a way to remotely disable the implant itself. But don't worry about incurring additional costs - we have specialized teams to disable the patient while our engineers are hard at work implementing this much-requested feature.
Best regards,
Neuralink support
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Bullshit, if it's coming from Elon.
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Elon Musk tells lies because he’s an ugly man baby
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Are you negging him cos you want him to be your man baby?
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Yeah I want him to suckle my teat
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"...unfortunately, they can no longer move anything else."
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Show it then.
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You have to sign up for his onlyfans to see.
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The first neuralink patient, on the other hand, could only drool and void.
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FULL SELF DEFECATING
(I'm sorry, but that fruit was hanging lower than Musk's credibility.)
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I can do that with a cheap piece of shit novelty toy I got in high school and it doesn't have to be surgically installed into my brain; it's just a hat.
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Yeah, but then you have to limit your fashion selection! Imagine restricting yourself to wearing a hat over some silly fear of death.
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When I click my mouse my finger is connected to my mind too.
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Nuh uh, I'm pretty sure he said 'mouse', not cursor. So, that could mean two things.
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…hooray?
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I can too. I put my hand on the input device and the signals my brain sends translates that into the movement of the mouse to a specific location on the screen.
Not to brag or anything, but I actually upvoted this comment using nothing but my brain waves attached to an input device
I just used my nose.
Yeah, but you're probably not a quadriplegic or have ALS.
https://www.wtnh.com/news/technology/ap-elon-musk-says-the-first-human-has-received-an-implant-from-neuralink-but-other-details-are-scant/
This is something that has been possible for a decade or two with our invasive brain surgery. Just using a modified EEG. This is not a revolution it is old technology with the added risk of brain surgery.