
Science EPISODE
by Robert Capa
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The first people to receive a Neuralink implant were not tech enthusiasts or early adopters. They were amputees, people who had lost a limb and were willing to let a robot place a coin-sized chip in their skull for the chance to move again. In this episode, we follow three of them through the months before and after surgery.
“The first time the cursor moved, I didn’t think. I just wanted it to go left, and it went left. I cried for an hour.” For the engineers in the room, it was a data point. For the patients, it was the first time in years their body had listened to them.
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