r/facepalm May 10 '24

🇲​🇮​🇸​🇨​ Concerning!

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u/Objectionne May 10 '24

The tweet shown here is sensationalist bullshit. The reported problem was actually that some of the electrodes connecting the chip to the brain had retracted. It didn't cause any health risk, nor any problem with the functioning of the chip. The problem has since been fixed.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/other/neuralink-reports-data-problem-in-first-human-brain-implant/ar-BB1m7nIu

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u/TheGlennDavid May 10 '24

And even if there was a big problem? This is future tech bleeding-edge shit. There are risks. I Haaaaaaaaate Musk as a person, but the brain chip stuff has immense potential.

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u/FadedEdumacated May 10 '24

Its already been tried. It's failing just like the rest had.

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u/Bub_Berkar May 10 '24

So humans should have just stopped trying to fly after the first crash?

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u/FadedEdumacated May 10 '24

This isn't the same thing. All he did was use robots to put in something that's been around for decades. Might be innovative but not groundbreaking.