100 Days Later, Neuralink’s First Human Patient Is Now Using His Brain Implant to Play Slay the Spire

Kokesh

I don’t think he’s paying anything lately…

DessertStorms

Really burying the lead there…

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/article/2024/may/09/neuralink-brain-chip-implant

@[email protected]

It’s in the second paragraph?

The first human Neuralink implant recipient is playing Slay the Spire, Old School RuneScape, and a range of other popular games by using the implant to translate his neural signals.

Elon Musk’s neurotechnology company also revealed in a new update that a number of the implant’s electrode-bearing threads had retracted from the patient’s brain, leading to a temporary drop off in the performance of the brain-computer interface (BCI).

DessertStorms

Yes, and the lead being buried in OP being the headline (and most of the rest of the article around the paragraph you quoted):

Neuralink’s first implant partly detached from patient’s brain

Some of the threads connecting the chip to the brain began to retract. The Elon Musk-owned company did not explain why

The patient, Noland Arbaugh, underwent surgery in February to attach a Neuralink chip to his brain, but the device’s functionality began to decrease within the month after his implant.

100 Days Later, Neuralink’s First Human Patient Is Now Using His Brain Implant to Play Slay the Spire

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100 Days Later, Neuralink’s First Human Patient Is Now Using His Brain Implant to Play Slay the Spire

100 Days Later, Neuralink’s First Human Patient Is Now Using His Brain Implant to Play Slay the Spire