Elon Musk just announced via X that Neuralink has started accepting applications for the second participant for the Telepathy cybernetic brain implant. Check out the latest reports about this and the reactions that followers had.
Elon Musk drops news on Neuralink
Here is the message that Musk shared via his X account, announcing the available applications for the second participant for his Neuralink brain implant.
Neuralink is accepting applications for the second participant.
This is our Telepathy cybernetic brain implant that allows you to control your phone and computer just by thinking.
No one better than Noland (@ModdedQuad) himself to tell you about the first! https://t.co/k9DaZ3xr5g
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) May 17, 2024
Someone commented: “Neuralink, thank you for your groundbreaking work in helping individuals like Noland regain independence and improve their quality of life. Can’t wait to see what a huge and positive impact this company will have on the world!”
Another follower posted this:
It’s SO inspiring what the Neuralink team has been able to achieve so “quickly”, but a LOT of credit needs to be given to Noland!
He’s relentlessly pushing himself and showing us the true power of this tech… I can’t wait to see him walk again! 😯
And then I can’t wait to…
— Dave the Blind Tesla Guy (@DaveWarnedYou) May 16, 2024
There were also a lot of people who responded with fear or uncertainty about where the future is going, but we can only hope that technology will be used for good advancements and purposes.
In my opinion, technology is just like fire or money. You can use it to do both good and evil. It depends on the whole purpose of the user.
Back in January, I was writing that Musk’s Neuralink project has taken a significant leap forward as the tech billionaire announced that the startup has successfully implanted a brain chip into a human subject for the first time.
Although Musk has not disclosed much detail, he did mention that the recipient is “recovering well”. The announcement was made on X (previously known as Twitter).
“Initial results show promising neuron spike detection,” Musk wrote on the social media platform that he purchased in 2022.
