Neuralink Reveals First Human Patient! 

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Imagine your phone accidentally connecting to his bluetooth😂

Stock footage of doctors sitting around a table always weirds me out. Im like, "they're just looking at eachother and nodding their heads while moving thier lips, they're not even speaking."

Can't wait for him to download Kung Fu

Now there will actually be "brain.exe stopped working"

This shit was crazy af to watch for me because I fractured both my C3 and C4 in a car accident and my fractures where like a microscopic amount away from actually severing or damaging my spinal column. A true reminder of how fucking lucky I am.

I cannot even begin to imagine how horrifying it must be to not be able to move your own body from below the neck

Imagine taking a nap after a hard work, then getting an ad in your brain

The military is frothing at the mouth with this… imagine avatar mechs being controlled with no controller

This is the beginning of cyborgs. And at some point it'll be an 'upgrade' rather than something to fix medical problems.

Can't wait for this device to be banned on the pro gaming lvl

I can’t believe this is easier than repairing the vertebrae. Wild stuff

“Listen. And understand. That terminator is out there. It can't be bargained with. It can't be reasoned with. It doesn't feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are dead.”

I really thought the bald head in the thumbnail was a potato wired up to computers like GLaDOS from Portal

“Sir, we haven’t received payment from Mr. Smith in 3 months.” Cut the feed. “But sir, won’t that make him handicapped again?” It will remind him he owes us.

So what I think would be the best use of this technology is spinal injury bypass. One of these devices on the brain, and another below the spinal injury. Bluetooth connecting the two, making people be able to walk again. In its current state, the device can send a signal, but it can't force that signal past damaged nerves in the spine. If a similar device was used below the spinal injury to receive instructions from the brain linked device, this could potentially reverse different types of paralysis. I hope they figure that out and make it happen.

I'm happy for you man, stay positive

Dude's got real life cyberware

Klaus and the WEF are gonna have a field day with this

Then what happens when he has intrusive thoughts?😂

This is the mark of the beast

Going to be crazy when you can instantly talk with your PC in your head. Like having chatGPT up in there.

Won’t be long until they integrate with Model 3 so Nolan can drive. Jokes aside, awesome video. It’s good to see Nolan excited about life.

the first time i played cyberpunk i thought the technology in the game was too developed and ambitious to be a realistic expectation for the next 50 years but it might actually be closer than 2077

As someone with a neck injury this gives me so much hope, my upper body pain is terrible some days and this could change so much for my life.

I had a very similar diving accident. C7 -T1 burst fracture. 2mm away from piercing the spinal cord. I'm very glad Nolan gets to experience an increased quality of life.

skynet and matrix is approaching 😂

Nolan, the first human cyborg.

telekinesis, the ability to move things with your mind, is becoming real

Since I’ve got mine I’ve only had the notion destroy all humans like less than 50 times.

the handshake relationship between human brain and computing tech is just insane. thanks to neuralink team , we achieved so much

What a time to be alive 🙏🏽

At 2:10, I think it's more than verbal dialog. Every implant will tap a different random set of human neurons, and each brain wires itself differently. So each instance will need to train both the implant and the users brain. As I understand it.

Incredible! Hopefully this technology will be able to help many more people like Nolan!

i dont wana lose my humanity, i dont wana be a cyborg

The mark has arrived

It’s really amazing, this kind of stuff could really help a lot of people.

If he can control the curser that well, imagine a fly by wire neurolink steering in a vehicle using the windshield as the “screen” and simply controlling left and right. Acceleration controlled by the functional extremity for Quad’s.

Imagine being able to telekinetically control a robot. Imagine the military applications

Thank you Elon for taking time out to share this; I found it to be very unique.💞🌟🕊🌺💯

Fantastic news. Hope for The Christopher Reeve Foundation and others like it must be at its all-time highest.

Cant wait till the mantis blades come out

just wait until people learn fortnite editing with neuralink…imagine the freaking speed…remember this comment because it will happen!

This reminds me of when I was a kid and computers were being talked about. The nay sayers said we won’t need a body. We’ll just be heads since we don’t need our limbs. That was in the late 70s if memory serves me correctly.

One step closer to the return of GOD

Yes, Neuralink is doing things that have never been done before. The resolution of their signal recording and the number of their channels is unmatched by any other device. The longer video with Nolands interview and Q&A at Neuralink is now out, watch it. He's already using mouse with crazy speed and improving world records on games...

eyesight is probably as hard to do as it would be to feed complete thoughts into a person's brain. external control of objects is by far the easiest thing for this tech to do but not trivial. the next level up will be reading thoughts or language to screen, and another magnitude up would be feeding information into the brain, that's when sight would be possible.

This will be big for prosthetics. I am sure that they are working on it already. Imagine a fully moveable prostetic arm attached to his wheelchair, equipped with a live camera feed that streams to a screen infront of him enableing him to become autonomous again. One of the biggest impairments when becomeing depended on people is loosing the ability to go to the toilet on their own. One of two, bluetooth controlled robotic arms that are attached to his wheelchair and can be clipped to a railsystem on the walls and ceiling could carry himaround in his home and help him do basic tasks again. My idea to attach the arms to the wheelchair instead of himself derives from the need for power. If the arms are attached to himself then the arms will be heavy and limited by the batteryweight he is able to carry. If they are attached to the wheelchair then a bigger battery powersupply can be carried or even work wired when at home. The arms, when attached to the wall-/ceilingmount, could run on electricity directly from house making them move permentaly. Combing the arms with the capabilites of ai, as shown in the openai demo of Figure 01, could even act indepentendly on their own while his implant is charging and still enable him to cook food, go to the bathroom, answere the door and even attach or detech the charging device for his neural implant. When you start thinking about it, the possibilites are literally endless.

Lol, from mouth stick to Bluetooth brain reader. Fantastic!

Giving a whole new meaning to the "Thought Crime"

imagine sleeping and then you see ads while u sleep

Why isn't it able to be steadily charged by the electricity stored in the body? "At any given time the electrical output of the brain could power a 100 W light bulb, and with a substantial physical load it can be several more than that" -Dr Jonathan Walker

This is exhilarating and made me emotional

Like any other cpu chip with batteries what happens when it overheats from long long extended use or charging.

That’s so amazing and for it to literally change someone’s life to the better that’s the best part

6yrs for Nearulink trials. 5 mins for rna covid treatment so crazy.

Hopefully by next year they will develop a battery that can last 16-18 hours a day that way it charges during sleep time and they can use it every day full time

The Borg : Strength is irrelevant. Resistance is futile. We wish to improve ourselves. We will add your biological and technological distinctiveness to our own.

Bro how far can our brains adapt!? This man 3:26 GAPPED the learning curve by playing chess and talking…..how is his brain not overloaded from all the new stimulation ? Insanely impressive to see something as astonishing as this in technology

I am so looking forward to the progress in this. As a paraplegic with a C6/C7 incomplete injury for the past 10 years.

"He just want glory and his name remembered" Ok but like... Elon already have that so... just... Let him cook

thanks for testing dude

This is going to be huge

This is truly the beginning. In 50 years this will be talked about as a key starting point for how the world changed.

Neuralink + Q* = Matrix Portal

this is amazing, like some kind of science fiction stuff!

the aimbot is about to be crazy, all you gotta do is track the dude with your eyes

Neuralink + apple vision pro boutta be wild 💀💀

Really interesting to see where this goes in the next 5 years.

Next stop, Bluetooth limbs with servos. I can’t believe we’ve gotten to this point with technology. This gives me hope for the future and humanity. Here’s to Nolan! 🍻

Can't wait till i receive my Neuralink from Temu. My brain will be on fire 🔥🔥

imagine getting 360 noscoped on cod by someone who thought of 360 noscoping you

What could happen if I forget to turn it off before I go to sleep? Will my dreams control my computer? Physical movement?

Imagine a future where disabilities become challenges of the past. Remarkable strides in technology!

For Nolan this is a blessing big time. For the world this will be a "transhuman" horror as the military then the private sector starts using this tech for all kinds of things that are going to be insane. Imagine soldiers having this in their heads and being blue toothed to weapons of all sorts and the ability to connect to any device that has blue tooth. Enemy or friendly. The enemy gets control of the computer controlling rockets and missiles. They go in and without even a clue to the owner of the device they set off and control where those rockets go blowing up their enemy with their own missiles and they would have no clue. There are things we don't even have a clue about yet that will be very troublesome. No ones phone will be private (Not that they are now) but anything that has blue tooth is going to be able to be tapped into. Just by the thought to do so and without the knowledge or understanding of the device owner.

Fun fact: Nolan is being remotely controlled by the engineers

Eventually linking this capability to be able to remotely operate a teslabot could be something I could see happening in the not too distant future

You see man this is dope . I really wish Musk did not buy Twitter and do his whole Social Media arc cause this is the forward thinking stuff he should be remembered for.

Imagine u are sitting besides this guy and u hear "Da bluechoos device is connectedoes succesfully" 💀

Great for injured people, but we all know the escalational uses. In my research, i recall ancient egyptian skulls that were drilled. Kinda makes me think of this.

Good luck with future MRIs, emp, etc

From alot of good, come a lot of evil.

Nolan is a pioneer. Humans are going to have some incredible powers in the future and his contribution is going to be massive

I live in the same town haha. I'm getting a hypershell exoskeleton this year.

One of the best quality channels regarding tech news! :) T.y. for the video, guys!

This is absolutely incredible

So is the battery 🔋 a type of battery that does not deteriorate over time or is it able to remain 0%-100% charge, any answers on the half life?

This is super exciting!

Dude is incredibly unlucky to not have any movement in his extremities at C4/5, hopefully this can give him a new found freedom, the future is bright!

How does the device avoid corrosion?

So, exoskeletons to allow full mobility just got closer

Fun Fact: Brain can’t feel pain, cuz it has no pain receptors(There are no nociceptors located in brain tissue itself.). The ache from a headache comes from other nerves inside blood vessels in your head, for example telling your brain something is wrong. FYI This feature explains why neurosurgeons can operate on brain tissue without causing a patient discomfort, and, in some cases, can even perform surgery while the patient is awake.

Build him and exosceleton now. What a guy!

Let me go injure my spine ..🤣🤣🤣🤣

5:27 that is kind of wild.

This is equally as real as that totally real Tesla full self driving demonstration.

I believe that there is more to this tech than they are explaining. We must know much more about the brain than we are told. I've been hearing "we don't know exactly how the brain works" for 20 years in context of all the drugs and surgeries and other treatments being used widely for years.

end times comin fr

I can see this being paired with prosthetics or support equipment to control ability to walk and move

Imagine getting this with ads just only to get a discount