Chip In The Brain

Elon Musk's Neuralink company has inserted a chip into a man's head (this man is quadriplegic), and it has enhanced the quality of his life by enabling him to do things he couldn't do before.

If inserting a chip into your head would make you consistently healthy and happy, would you have one?

One can not trust technic.

Tan Lee predicts that in the future, everyone will use some form of neural interface, seamlessly interacting with the world. These interfaces, resembling everyday devices like headphones or glasses, will not only facilitate interaction but also improve brain health by collecting data on brain activity.

Emotive, Tan Lee's company, is at the forefront of brain technology, aiming to make neuroscience research more accessible and to develop non-invasive neural interfaces. They envision a future where these interfaces not only track brain health but also enhance various aspects of daily life, from music selection to productivity.

Emotive operates as a platform, welcoming partnerships to integrate brain sensing into diverse applications, potentially revolutionising fields like consumer electronics and clinical healthcare.

Another update: if this news story is accurate, then the University Of Texas have found a way to do some of what the chip does without invasive surgery:


https://thedebrief.org/groundbreaking-non-invasive-universal-brain-computer-interface-lets-people-play-video-games-using-only-their-mind/