Neuralink's Second Patient Uses Brain Implant for Gaming and Design

Elon Musk's startup achieves significant progress with its brain-computer interface, allowing a paralyzed patient to control digital devices through thought alone.

The second patient, Alex, can play Counter-Strike 2 and use CAD software with the Neuralink implant.
Neuralink addressed previous issues of thread retraction seen in the first patient, Noland Arbaugh.
Alex's recovery has been smooth, and he has surpassed previous assistive technologies in speed and accuracy.
The implant aims to enhance autonomy for people with spinal cord injuries, with future plans for broader applications.
Elon Musk envisions millions of people using Neuralink implants within the next decade.

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