Musk revealed that three humans have received Neuralink implants, all functioning correctly, marking significant progress in brain-computer interfaces since the first implant last year.
The second recipient of a Neuralink implant is using it to play video games and learn computer-aided design software, demonstrating practical applications of the technology.
Neuralink has plans to implant experimental devices into an additional 20 to 30 people this year, showcasing its ambition and ongoing developments in the field.
Research across over 45 trials for brain-computer interfaces indicates a growing interest and potential for treating brain disorders and injuries, with techniques already allowing cursor control.
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