Elon Musk's Neuralink Aims to Implant Brain Chips to Improve Human-AI Communication, Despite Animal Cruelty Concerns
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Neuralink's brain implants could reduce risks from AI, says Elon Musk, as the company prepares for first human trials.
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The implants will allow humans to control devices with thoughts, improving communication with AI and between people.
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Neuralink is now recruiting for its first human trial on people with paralysis to test safety and functionality.
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Musk believes the implants could one day restore full body movement when combined with robotic limbs.
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There are concerns about animal cruelty from past Neuralink testing, which the company denies.
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