Neuralink’s First Human Patient Controls Computer Mouse with Mind
<p>A breakthrough in brain-computer interface technology has been achieved by Neuralink, a company founded by Elon Musk. The first human patient with a Neuralink chip in their brain can control a computer mouse with their mind. The chip was inserted in January, and the patient has shown no signs of complications or adverse effects. The chip is connected to a region of the brain that signals movement intention. The aim of Neuralink’s technology is to enable people with severe injuries to use computers with their thoughts. The patient’s identity has been kept confidential, but the company had said it was seeking candidates with quadriplegia caused by spinal cord damage or ALS for its trials.</p>
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