- Neuralink’s first human subject, a paralyzed 49-year-old man, demonstrated control of a computer using the brain-computer interface during a livestream.
- The man, Noland Arbaugh, showcased his ability to play online chess and the video game Civilization using the Neuralink device.
- Neuralink, founded by Elon Musk, aims to decode movement intentions from brain signals to help paralyzed individuals control devices with their thoughts.
- The company received FDA approval for human trials and has faced criticism for lack of transparency regarding study details and treatment of research animals.
- Competitors like Synchron are also developing brain-computer interfaces, with the goal of enabling paralyzed individuals to perform tasks like web browsing and online shopping.
https://www.wired.com/story/neuralink-implant-first-human-patient-demonstration/
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