Neuralink Quotes

Manager Mangione,” Ping said, “algorithmic regulation was to have been a system of governance where more exact data, collected from MEG citizens’ minds via neuralinks, would be used to organize Human life more efficiently as a CORPORATE collective. Except no one to this point in Human existence has been able to identify the mind. The CORPORATE can only receive data from the NET on behaviours which indicate feelings or intentions. I & I cannot . . .

The prospect of Neuralink thus ideally fits the vision of a new society in which human beings are bodily isolated, living in protective bubbles, and simultaneously sharing the same mental space—in our psychic lives, we will be closer to each other than ever before. What we need now is not only more physical proximity to others but more psychic distance from them.

That’s when Musk started pushing the idea of using Neuralink to enable paralyzed people to actually use their limbs again. A chip in the brain could send signals to the relevant muscles, bypassing any spinal-cord blockage or neurological malfunction. As soon as he got back to Hatchet Alley from the pig barn, he gathered his top Austin team, with their colleagues in Fremont dialing in, to announce this new additional mission. “Getting someone in a wheelchair to walk again, people will get it right away,” he said. “It’s a gut-punch idea, a fucking bold thing. And a good thing.

Aziende come Nectome e Neuralink stanno dimostrando, perlomeno in via embrionale e teorica, che la tecnologia necessaria per combattere il più grande tabù della nostra specie – la morte – potrebbe essere a poche decine di anni di distanza. L’impatto nel nostro settore non sarebbe da meno: potremmo riportare in vita la coscienza di Conrad Hilton e farci raccontare come era l’hospitality nei primi del Novecento o mantenere in busta paga lo stesso general manager per centinaia di anni.