The Wall Street Journal’s Rolfe Winkler reported Monday that Elon Musk has launched a company that aims to implant devices in human brains to aid performance.
According to WSJ, the company, called Neuralink, is developing “neural lace” that enables people to communicate with machines without using a physical interface, among other advantages.
Read more from WSJ here.
According to WSJ, the company, called Neuralink, is developing “neural lace” that enables people to communicate with machines without using a physical interface, among other advantages.
Read more from WSJ here.
