Neuralink’s primary target is the treatment of neurological conditions such as paralysis and ALS. These experimental procedures often require opening the skull and inserting electrodes into brain tissue. The first human implant of Neuralink, which was done a year ago, was done on a patient, Noland Arbaugh. All these advancements show that technology can revolutionize not just medical treatments but also our daily lives.

The work of Musk and his team certainly looks promising for the future, but it is also true that it also has ethical and medical challenges. Will it be safe for us to integrate our brains with technology? Will we be able to understand the ethical aspects of this experiment? These are all questions to be solved later, but one thing is clear—projects like Neuralink can redefine our future.

With the advent of this technology, new solutions can be found in the medical field, but it will be important to keep in mind the responsibilities and risks that come with it.