Neural malleability is its own separate problem from lacking neural regeneration technically. We have digital brain-spine bridges already to translate thoughts

Neural malleability is its own separate problem from lacking neural regeneration technically. We have digital brain-spine bridges already to translate thoughts into movement via the spine via electrodes and they have done artificial spinal tissue connects in mice already. We just might have the pieces to start 'soldering' it together. Still a low chance of success. Maybe they think it might help with learning things that the mouse models cannot teach?