Musk’s Neuralink Shows First Brain-Chip Patient Playing Online Chess

Elon Musk’s brain-chip business Neuralink recorded its first sufferer receiving a chip using his mind to enjoy online chess on Wednesday.
Noland Arbaugh, a 29-year-old patient who suffered a jumping accident and was paralyzed below the shoulder, used a Neuralink system to chess and moved the cursor. The implant aims to let individuals use only their thoughts to control a computer keyboard or mouse.
According to Mr. Musk, Mr. Arbaugh had an transplant from the business in January and could use his thoughts to control a computer mouse.
” The operation was extremely easy”, Mr. Arbaugh said in the film streamed on Mr. Musk’s social media platform X, referring to the implant method. I was actually released from the hospital a day later. I have no mental impairments….

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