Musk's Neuralink Chip Malfunctions in Patient's Brain
By Tunde
@ogbenishyna (3330)
May 15, 2024 4:52am CST
Neuralink, a brain technology device has been implanted in the first patient but it has been found to malfunction just few weeks after the successful surgery. This has brought to the fore once again the need to limit human interaction with certain technology especially implants.
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@arunima25 (86091)
• Bangalore, India
15 May
It has been fixed. I read on some social media post. Not sure about the authenticity of the news though.
But I totally agree that it is an unnecessary advancements of technology. Somewhere we have to draw a line and don't interfere too much with natural things.
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@arunima25 (86091)
• Bangalore, India
16 May
@ogbenishyna I am scared that many new technologies would be abused more than being the real help. We have hands to do work. Why would we need any other part like brain or eyes to replace our hands. I can move mouse with my hands.
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@ogbenishyna (3330)
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16 May
@arunima25 Yes, some technologies can malfunction and cause serious problems.
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@ogbenishyna (3330)
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15 May
Exatly, how are we sure there wouldnt be another malfunction?
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@ogbenishyna (3330)
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18 May
@HaruLoid That technology will enhance some parts of the brain, I guess.
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@LadyDuck (461767)
• Switzerland
15 May
@ogbenishyna Absolutely not, I can use my hand to move the mouse, why should I use my brain?
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