A Year of Telepathy
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A Year of Telepathy
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Re: A Year of Telepathy
#2Not mentioned at all is the failure rate, which back in May was reported by Ars to be 85% with the first patient, Noland. [1]
[1] https://arstechnica.com/science/2024/05/neuralink-to-implant...
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#3I’m curious why for Noland and Alex the implant usage dropped in the fourth month?
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#4I am extremely unlikely to ever allow anything even vaguely related to Elon Musk to implant something in my brain, or even to wear as completely noninvasive "through the skin" helmet or headband-like sensing device. Nevermind something with him as a founder.
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#5As much as I hate Musk, this brings a tear to my eyes seeing these disabled people regain autonomy and feel like a person again.
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#6I am extremely unlikely to ever allow anything even vaguely related to Elon Musk to implant something in my brain, or even to wear as completely noninvasive "through the skin" helmet or headband-like sensing device. Nevermind something with him as a founder.
If it was that or be paralyzed for the rest of your life, would you at least consider it?
I don't like Musk and I find Neuralink spooky in terms of their overall goals, but it's hard to deny how much this invention helps people.
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#7I am extremely unlikely to ever allow anything even vaguely related to Elon Musk to implant something in my brain, or even to wear as completely noninvasive "through the skin" helmet or headband-like sensing device. Nevermind something with him as a founder.
The article shows a video of Noland, paralyzed from the shoulders down, playing Polytopia. It's great to be fully able-bodied and mock Elon Musk, but for someone to go from using a mouth stylus to playing Polytopia via telepathy is very cool and should be celebrated.
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#8Not mentioned at all is the failure rate, which back in May was reported by Ars to be 85% with the first patient, Noland. [1] [1] https://arstechnica.com/science/2024/05/neuralink-to-implant...
This is 85% of the threads in the device failed, yet it was allegedly mitigated after a software update, and usage of Neurolink continued to climb for the patient, suggesting the device is still functional
Re: A Year of Telepathy
#9I am extremely unlikely to ever allow anything even vaguely related to Elon Musk to implant something in my brain, or even to wear as completely noninvasive "through the skin" helmet or headband-like sensing device. Nevermind something with him as a founder.
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#10As much as I hate Musk, this brings a tear to my eyes seeing these disabled people regain autonomy and feel like a person again.
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