Elon Musk's Neuralink knew for years that wires in its brain chip could 'retract', revealing safety concerns. The FDA reportedly knew of wire issues before approving human trials.
Neuralink's human trial success with Noland Arbaugh, a quadriplegic, playing Mario Kart with mind-controlled brain-computer interface raised eyebrows amidst wire issues known for years.
Implanted with a brain chip containing 64 wire threads, finer than a human hair, Arbaugh's implant experienced wire loosening, prompting adjustments in algorithms by Neuralink.
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