Neuralink's first patient gain the ability to control a mouse with thinking, Musk states

Elon Musk, the founder of Neuralink, announced a significant milestone in the company's progress.

The first human patient implanted with a Neuralink brain-chip has fully recovered and can control a computer mouse through their thoughts. Musk highlighted the patient's ability to move the mouse on the screen by simply thinking.

Neuralink aims to maximize the patient's control, focusing on increasing mouse button clicks. The firm's recent achievements follow the successful implantation of the brain-computer interface last month, marking a pivotal step in their journey towards enabling individuals to control devices with their minds.

While Neuralink's advancements hold promise for medical applications, the company faces ongoing scrutiny, including safety concerns and compliance issues.