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Elon Musk's company aims to enhance brain-computer interfaces with improved technology and risk mitigation measures.
- Neuralink's first implant faced issues with thread retraction but has stabilized after adjustments.
- The second patient is scheduled for implantation within a week, targeting up to nine participants by year-end.
- New measures include deeper thread insertion and skull sculpting to prevent future detachment.
- The company is developing a more efficient device with fewer electrodes to boost performance.
- Musk envisions future applications extending to telepathy, advanced vision, and control of prosthetic limbs.
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