A device worn behind the ear might send your thoughts to your devices.
Musk has been building up the innovation, called Neuralink because he thinks humans must become one with machines in order to survive being replaced by artificial intelligence.
His arrangement to “to save the human race” includes wiring PC chips into our brains to merge us with artificial intelligence.
Last July, Neuralink revealed designs to utilize lasers to shoot holes in skulls and feed threads of electrodes into the human brain.
It announced this was a possible method of associating the human brain to machines.
The firm says its brain chips (pictured) will give people hyper-knowledge.
Tiny threads (pictured) thinner than a human hair will be implanted into the brain. (Credit: Neuralink)
Musk has previously claimed that the refreshed version of Neuralink might be “in a human when this year”.An ideal structure of Musk’s updated vision has not yet been revealed, nor do we know whether it will even work. In any case, Musk is idealistic and thinks the device could even be utilized to “restore brain and motor functions”.
The innovation isn’t simply expected for making a superhuman cyborg race, however. Musk has said Neuralink will initially focus on medical applications, for example, handling the impacts of brain diseases like epilepsy.
After this, the brain chips will be updated to develop a “symbiotic relationship” between AI and humanity. Ultimately, Musk thinks that implanted chips are what will protect humans from becoming an endangered species.
Test chips have already been implanted into rats (pictured) and monkey credit: Neuralink
Neuralink plans to hook your brain up to a computer. Pictured is a concept image showing what the implant could look like credit: Neuralink.
