And in another Musk dimension: Within 10 years, millions of people will have brain chips from Neuralink

Tesla’s own pole, Starlink Elon Musk I estimated that In the next ten years, millions of peopleI will be able to use Neuralink brain implant.
“If all goes well, within a few years, hundreds of people will be infected.” Neuralink, Maybe inside 5 years 10000 “They will get it, and in 10 years millions will get it,” the billionaire wrote on X (formerly Twitter).
or Neuralink startup created by Musk In July 2016, it is developing chips that can implanted in the human brain
The billionaire believes that such devices will allow a person to become Cyborgable to resist artificial intelligence It will also help people learn to control the computer using the power of thought.
On January 28, Neuralink implanted one for the first time. Plant it in the human brain.
In early August, Musk announced the transplant. Placed on the second patient.
The device allows a quadriplegic to control a computer.

What is Neuralink and what does it do?

Neuralink is a brain chip startup founded by Musk in 2016.
A coin-sized device is surgically implanted in the skull, with very thin wires running into the brain and forming a Brain-computer interface (BCI).
Brain activity would then be recorded and sent to a device, such as a smartphone, via a standard Bluetooth connection. Musk said the first product, called Telepathy, would allow people to control their phones or computers “just by thinking.”
Placing the chip in the part of the brain that controls motor function would allow people to do that too. Overcoming nervous disordersThe company claims.
Musk said the first people who will be able to get the chip will be those who have lost movement in their limbs.

What are the ethical concerns surrounding Neuralink?

Experts expressed Concerns About it Experimentation From her brain slice Neuralink in animalsIn addition to the potential risks associated with brain surgery, such as brain bleeding or seizures.
They add that Musk’s vision for agriculture raises concerns about Privacy Protection And she has WatchingFew details were provided about users’ ability to keep their personal data and neural activity under their control.
Earlier this year, the U.S. Department of Transportation fined Neuralink for failing to register as a carrier of hazardous materials — implants made from primate brains — according to federal agency records reviewed by Reuters.

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