Elon Musk’s neuroscience startup Neuralink showcased ‘telepathic typing’ through a monkey with a brain implant, and said that the technology should be ready for human testing in 6 months WSJWhatsNow
Neuroscience startup also showcases ‘telepathic typing’ in monkey with brain implant, other capabilities in live-streamed update
Tesla’s Elon Musk told the WSJ CEO Council Summit that he hopes to have the implantable technology in humans by 2022. Photo: Ralph Alswang for The Wall Street JournalElon Musk‘s startup Neuralink Corp. should be ready to test its technology on humans in six months, the entrepreneur said Wednesday during a live-streamed update about progress the company has made with its brain-implant technology.
Neuralink has submitted most of its paperwork to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, which oversees medical devices, including neural implants, Mr. Musk said. In 2019, he said the company planned to seek the FDA’s approval for human testing and predicted it could begin as soon as 2020.
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