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Musk says Neuralink product lets users control computers with thoughts.

Musk says Neuralink product lets users control computers with thoughts.

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Neuralink, Musk's brain-implant company, says Telepathy is meant to help people with paralysis control computers with their thoughts. Musk predicted on X that its output would greatly surpass the quickest human speech or typing in a few years. That's only a prediction, though: the company's PRIME study began human implants in January 2024, and so far has shown cursor control, not faster-than-speech communication.

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