Musk shows off progress on brain-machine interface


  • TECH
  • Wednesday, 17 Jul 2019

(FILES) In this file photo taken on March 02, 2019 SpaceX chief Elon Musk speaks during a press conference after the launch of SpaceX Crew Dragon Demo mission at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. - Futurist entrepreneur Elon Musk late July 16, 2019, revealed his secretive Neuralink startup is making progress on an interface linking brains with computers, and said they hope to begin testing on people next year. (Photo by Jim WATSON / AFP)

SAN FRANCISCO: Futurist entrepreneur Elon Musk late July 16 revealed his secretive Neuralink startup is making progress on an interface linking brains with computers, and said they hope to begin testing on people next year. 

Musk has long contended that a neural lace meshing minds with machines is vital if people are going to avoid being so outpaced by artificial intelligence that, under the best of circumstances, humans would be akin to “house cats”. 

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