Neuralink Brain Chip Supports Gaming
PC Mag | The second person implanted with Neuralink’s brain chip successfully used it to play the video game Counter-Strike 2, marking a significant milestone in brain-computer interface technology. This development highlights the potential of Neuralink’s chip for enhancing human-computer interactions. The chip allowed the individual to control the game using only their thoughts, demonstrating the progress Neuralink has made since its initial trials. The broader implications could extend beyond gaming, influencing future assistive technologies.
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