Neuralink Patient Shares Life-Changing First Year with Brain Chip
( ) — The initial patient to be administered the Neuralink brain chip tells “ Elizabeth Vargas Reports that his life has vastly improved since the chip was implanted a year ago.
Prior to receiving the implant, Noland Arbaugh was unable to be without supervision for more than half an hour; however, since his diving incident in 2016 led to paralysis, he has been able to engage in activities such as playing online chess and managing other routine chores with the help of this device.
Arbaugh can compose an email just by thinking about it.
“I just have cursor control, so I’ll go into my email, you know, click around … I don’t have to say anything. It’s just I think, I think I want to click, and it clicks whatever I want. And then after that, I will either use dictation, or I can use a virtual keyboard on my computer screen to type out whatever I want to say.”
Arbaugh mentions that he hasn't faced many problems in the past year. receiving the implant And he can now read books independently.
"I used to be an enthusiastic reader until my accident happened, but picking up books became quite challenging afterward. Instead, I found myself mostly listening to audiobooks, which can vary widely in quality," he explained.
I'm always reading. It has become one of my most beloved hobbies.
Arbaugh currently dedicates his time to touring and sharing insights on Neuralink, his spiritual beliefs, and his life experiences, meanwhile, Neuralink keeps refining the software.
“From where we were at the beginning, it is massive improvements, and the more people that join the study, the better it’s going to get,” he said.
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