November 27, 2023
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January 30, 2024
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Elon Musk announces Neuralink's successful brain implant in the first human, a key step toward mind-controlled computers.
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Musk reports the patient's positive recovery and promising initial results from the groundbreaking procedure.
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Neuralink gains FDA approval for human trials, focusing on assisting those with quadriplegia and traumatic injuries.
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Musk reveals Neuralink's inaugural product, "Telepathy," enabling phone and computer control through thoughts, targeting users with limb loss.
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Neuralink achieves success in detecting neuron spikes, essential for recording brain activity, as noted by Kip Ludwig.
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Extensive animal tests, including brain-controlled games for monkeys, raise ethical concerns from groups like the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine.
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Despite progress, Neuralink faces challenges in implanting chips less than 2 millimeters into the brain, signaling a complex and extended timeline for commercial implementation.