@hamoon__ @neuralink Neuralink is working super hard to ensure implant safety & is in close communication with the FDA. If things go well, we might be able to do initial human trials later this year.

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If you’ve worked on advanced wearables, phones or robots, those skills are needed @neuralink

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk)

Feels weird helping make (hopefully good version of) Cyberpunk come true

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Please consider working at Neuralink! Short-term: solve brain/spine injuries Long-term: human/AI symbiosis Latter will be species-level important Work at either at our Bay Area or Austin locations https://t.co/LPzDrWO8h3

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@ID_AA_Carmack Yup

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@Vasu42698392 @amyceskridge Chip has temp sensor & automatically maintains safe temp

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@amyceskridge Neuralink won’t overclock the brain, it will transfer processing to the supercomputer extension of your brain. This is basically what you do when you use a smartphone or computer, but a Neuralink will have orders of magnitude faster input & output, especially latter.

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Good analysis

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There is already bidirectional communication between human & AI via phones & computers. It’s just lossy & very slow (especially output)

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Yes

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If some company has solved a useful thing that we can just buy, that would be great! It’s so much work to create our own tech. We develop new tech, because we have to, not because we want to.

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk)

Later versions of a larger device would have that potential

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A nightcap would probably work best

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Pretty much

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk)

Good summary

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