@rohanpaul_ai: Then vs. now Neuralink’s 2021 macaque Pong demo. And then Audrey Crews, a paralyzed PRIME-trial participant who got the…
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Neuralink has advanced from a 2021 macaque Pong demo to a human trial, with paralyzed participant Audrey Crews, who received an implant in July 2025, now drawing and signing her name using thought-controlled cursor movement.
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Then vs. now
Neuralink’s 2021 macaque Pong demo.
And then Audrey Crews, a paralyzed PRIME-trial participant who got the implant in July 2025, drawing and signing her name on a laptop with thought-controlled cursor movement. https://t.co/YUHW2Y1AhH
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