Mr. Musk’s neural technology company is designing an implant to directly interface with the brain to treat brain injury and trauma, he said in the May 7 interview. The chip could address brain diseases and restore eyesight, hearing and limb movement, according to Mr. Musk.
“It could, in principle, fix anything that’s wrong with the brain,” Mr. Musk said.
Mr. Musk purported that Neuralink’s brain chip could be ready to implant in humans within the year.
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