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> But state hindrance of Neuralink's research could delay or stop blind people from gaining sight and quadriplegics from walking and gaining independence. Tha
by lm28469 4y ago
> But state hindrance of Neuralink's research could delay or stop blind people from gaining sight and quadriplegics from walking and gaining independence.
That's not even what neuralink's most optimistic PR is talking about
This is what their website currently states:
> With a Bluetooth connection, you would be able to potentially control any mouse or keyboard with your thoughts.
Nobody's going to regain sight or movement, at best they'll gain mouse and keyboard control. And that's the positive side, god knows how it'll be weaponised by capitalism in the future
- theGnuMe 4y agoYou can probably do with with a EEG headband already. There is also already eye tracking software. No need for an implant.