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Brain Chip Implants: An Analysis of Potential and Pitfalls

Elon Musk lauds the achievement of his Neuralink, which has successfully implanted a brain chip on a human being. After the brain chip implantation, the individual is reported to be recovering from the surgery with remarkable positive signs. If it becomes a success, it can serve as the beacon for the paralyzed.

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Brain Chip Implants: An Analysis of Potential and Pitfalls

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  1. Imagine controlling a computer with just your thoughts... What if we told you... this is not science fiction anymore? An innovative brain-computer interface (BCI) technology advancements came to reality- Elon Musk announces the success of first brain chip implant in human on January 29, 2024.

  2. How it works: Tiny chips can realize big dreams Telepathy, a coin sized chip with flexible threads, thinner than a human hair, is inserted into the cerebral cortex of the brain. These threads equipped with electrodes detect neural activity. The neural signals sent to the Neuralink app decodes them and help the patient do the desired actions.

  3. Who will be benefitted? The primary goal of this invention is to enable individuals with paralysis to operate computers and mobile devices with their thoughts alone. It would help people with neurological disorders to control the motor functions too.

  4. Human clinical trials are underway and Neuralink calls for people with quadriplegia to be part of the trials. • The progresses of the brain chip implant will be studied for 6 years.

  5. People have mixed reactions on the use of brain chip implants in human beings. • More than 75% support the use of brain chip implants for therapeutic purposes. • Using for other purposes like improving cognitive abilities is considered like “meddling with nature,” says 63% of respondents.

  6. Will the brain chip implants revolutionize the world of the immobilized? To know More Visit https://medlegal360.com/

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