you know, neuralink has been working up to this for a number of years now.is a big milestone for the company. which has been developing a brain computer interface since its founding by musk in 2016. we've seen over the years neuralink doing these live stream demonstrations in which they trotted out some pigs have gotten its brain implants. and they've also implanted some monkeys. so, now, yes, we do -- it seems like the first patient has now received a neuralink brain implant. last year, neuralink said it received approval from the food and drug administration to go ahead with a clinical trial and people to test its device. and then it also got approval from an ethics board, an independent ethics board, at a hospital site to do this. so, i think it's pretty likely that it has happened. we don't have many details beyond what elon musk has posted on the social media platform x. this person apparently got the implants on sunday. it doing well. but, of course, it's going to take some time before we know whether this actually works. >> so, you told us that neural

. >> neuralink, la tecnologia de elon musk, anuncia que implanto con exito el primer chip cerebral en >> un adelanto que siembra esperanza para las personas con enfermedades neurologicas complejas. >> hoy en el estudio nos acompana la megaestrella mexicana yuri que inicia su tour por estados unidos. >> esto y mas en nuestro pase vip. >> cada vez mas suarez y octavio pulido. >> muy buenas tardes, como siempre, gracias por acompanarnos en noticias del mundo mediodia. >> noticias en el mundo, mediodia. >> muchas gracias por su sintonia. >> vamos a la informacion que tenemos bastante esta tarde. >> iniciamos con esto y es que los republicanos de la camara de representantes podrian votar hoy para intentar sacar adelante su plan de someter a juicio politico al secretario de seguridad nacional, alejandro mallorca. >> la razon dicen es que mallorca se ha negado de manera deliberada y sistematica hacer cumplir las leyes de inmigracion. >> nos acompana ahora cristina londono. >> cuentanos que esta pasando en esa reunion del comite de seguridad nacional. >> bueno, nicol, octavio, ha sido una reu

now, neuralink has faced some scrutiny in the past. that died after it was implanted with a chip back in 2022. some employees have argued the company is rushing this to the markets. do you have any concerns about this technology, whether with neuralink or anyone else? >> it's hard to say specifically for neuralink, because we haven't seen scientists publish any day that we can look at to scrutinize the scientists. in general terms, there will always be a concern with a brain surgery, right? i am not a brain surgeon, i'm neuroscientist. you can imagine anytime you have your head opened, there's a chance of infection. so, that's one risk. there are some more risks that could be longer term, but they would be very far beyond what we are now. so, short term, we would worry just about the dangers of the surgery. >> so, focus here is to help folks regain the use of limbs. musk says he sees a future where we can communicate with technology seamlessly, just with our thoughts. how likely do you think this, and the other big moments you mentione

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elon musk announcing his company neuralink has now successfully done this. what it could potentially mean for patients with paralysis, after strokes, accidents, a.l.s. will reeve reporting. >>> tonight, the carnival cruise rescuing two kayakers stranded out at sea. the extraordinary rescue. >>> and the other rescue tonight on the highway. police saving circus animals from this burning truck. the camels and zebras and other animals rescued. >>> and the beloved actress who took broadway by storm. from "west side story" to "chicago." tonight, the tributes to a trailblazer, as we celebrate broadway star chita rivera. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. we do begin tonight with the u.s. retaliation now coming after the deadly drone attack on u.s. troops, killing three u.s. soldiers in jordan. the pentagon giving president biden multiple options. tonight, the president says he has now decided how the u.s. will respond. the president tonight saying he holds iran responsible for supplying the weapons used in the attack. the

elon musk is claiming his startup neuralink is out with a major advancement. many others, like stanford university , have been working on these in the medical field for years. but as abc seven news reporter lauren martinez explains, many experts have doubts over where elon might want to take things into the future. >> controlling computers with your mind is the ultimate goal. and on monday, tech entrepreneur elon musk announced his medical device company is one step closer to making that a reality. musk made a series of posts on his platform acts that the first human received an implant from neuralink yesterday and is recovering well, drawing interest and skeptical reactions from those in the public health world and scientific circles and academic circles. >> we call this science by press release. in this case, it's science by tweet. i guess, um, that's not a credible way to communicate scientific findings to the broader scientific community. never mind the public. it was just six months ago, neuralink said they were looking to start human trials in paralysis

elon musk is claiming his startup neuralink is out with a major advancement.s, like stanford university , have been working on these in the medical field for years. but as abc seven news reporter lauren martinez explains, many experts have doubts over where elon might want to take things into the future. >> controlling computers with your mind is the ultimate goal. and on monday, tech entrepreneur elon musk announced his medical device company is one step closer to making that a reality. musk made a series of posts on his platform acts that the first human received an implant from neuralink yesterday and is recovering well, drawing interest and skeptical reactions from those in the public health world and scientific circles and academic circles. >> we call this science by press release. in this case, it's science by tweet. i guess, um, that's not a credible way to communicate scientific findings to the broader scientific community. never mind the public. it was just six months ago, neuralink said they were looking to start human trials in paralysis patients. >

this morning, elon musk announcing that for the first time, his company neuralink, has implanted a brain chip in a human. musk saying the person is recovering well. initial results show promising neuron spike brain to a computer.ev to interpret your neural activity so you can operate a computer or a smartphone by simply thinking people paralyzed from stroke, from traumatic brain injury, or a spinal cord injury could see the benefits. >> this would be a major game changer if it were to be proven to be safe and effective. >> the fda approved neuralink for human tests last may after years of testing on animals.tede ability of its implants to stimulate movement. >> as you can see, pager is amazingly good at mind pong, allowing a monkey to play a video game and what better reward for a monkey than a banana? musk says the first human users will be people who have lost the use of their limbs. >> but speaking about the long terme, he said, imagine if stephen hawking could communicate faster than a speed typist or auctioneer. >> that is the goal i really do think that in my lifetime, as a physici

provoco rea reciente desarrollo tecnologico, el chip de su empresa neuralink que permite transmitira vez en un cerebro humano. >> por ahora estamos todos mirando, queriendo ver el paciente neurologos como el doctor ramirez siguen este desarrollo de cerca. >> por ahora no se sabe la edad ni la identidad del paciente, pero se recupera adecuadamente segun el anuncio de elon musk en su red social x. >> explico que el implante permite controlar un celular una computadora solo con el pensamiento de sus usuarios seran aquellos que hayan perdido el uso de sus extremidades. >> lo que se hace es un hueco en la cabeza, por ahi se mete un aparato que queda en contacto con la superficie del cerebro y tiene como unas agujitas que estan recogiendo la energia que produce el cerebro y crear una comunicacion a traves de bluetooth entre el aparatico y los dispositivos. >> el ano pasado la fda dio autorizacion a la compania para realizar estudios en humanos. >> tengo un paralisis causado por un accidente con arma para jose que sufre una lesion en la medula espinal hace 45 anos, el implante seria extrem

and there are lots of competitors to neuralink. precision neuroscience.eople. liz, back to you. liz: oh, my gosh. this is amazing. >> reporter: yes. liz: again, fingers crossed. let's hope everything works out well for that patient. the great scientists making this happen. thank you. >>> fox business alert, corning beating wall street estimates for the fourth quarter ai justed sales. this is the specialty glass manufacturer. they make gorilla glass which goes on a lot of smartphoneses. says it's seeing an increased demand though for its optical fiber cables that are used to process artificial intelligence applications. here comes the a.i. bump, right? if the company did forecast quarterly profits below analyst expect ifations, but investors don't care. they heard a.i., and the stock is now up 6.5% at the moment. >>> nervous also have an appetite for food distributer sysco after the company reported net sales that beat estimates. company said that strong demand for the company's custom meat if cuts and frozen foods bolstered sales. the stock is on pace for

we're thrilled to introduce neuralink�*s prime study. reality has now taken a step closer to allowing people to control phones and computers with their brains. imagine the joy of connecting with your loved ones... this is elon musk�*s latest venture, following his enterprises in electric cars, space rockets and social media. no wires or physical movement are required. now, elon musk has said implanting a chip into a person for the first time has gone well. last year, his neuralink company was given permission to test its chip on humans, and it asked for volunteers. to enable people who have lost the brain—body connection to be able to operate a computer or a phone faster than someone who has hands that work. previously, this monkey with a brain implant was shown playing a video game, controlled by its thoughts. elon musk�*s california—based company isn't the first to experiment using chips in humans to control movement. but it's his notoriety and celebrity status which raises the profile of this technology and could speed up development.

is neuralink worth the hype, do you think? >> well, the curious thing that i found is that typically when you have groundbreaking, brand- new scientific breakers they are covered in academic, peer- reviewed journals. the study was published on twitter, and what we got was a really compelling pr video and basically no detail to follow. i only bring this up because this is a man who, yes, has definitely changed different industries, but have a knack for launching concepts before there has been concrete behind them. an automated car is one thing. when we are talking about challenging issues that are medically, you know, with medical devices, and people who need them, not to mention things like ai and ethics, privacy, i think we ought to be a little skeptical. >> let's talk about the skeptics who have ethical concerns, who worry about the societal consequences of enhancing cognitive ability of somebody who is healthy and does not need it, as opposed to somebody who is paralyzed, for example. what is your view of it? >> well, look.

elon musk and neuralink have not said very much about the specifics of the test, only that there hasequered history of animal rights this company has in its previous nonhuman tests. brain computer interfaces, that is the general word for the category of devices it is in, things that read our brain, an implantable device in this case that is able to read electroconnectivity in the brain and translate it into some sort of higher order information. in the past it has been reading an image from the brain, what does a cat see? we have sometimes seen that in the past. or reading signals that would normally go towards your limbs, so in 2016 there was a fellow who had no use of his arms, he was able to use the brain interface and a prosthetic robot arm controlled by that interface to give a fist bump to president barack obama. what neuralink is doing and where it is in the constellation of previous research efforts, neuroscientists generally say it is not doing anything new in neuroscience terms, and there are lots of big ideas, big science fiction visions elon musk has for the future of thi

we're thrilled to introduce neuralink�*s prime study.iction a reality has now taken a step closer to allowing people to control phones and computers with their brains. imagine the joy of connecting with your loved ones... this is elon musk�*s latest venture, following his enterprises in electric cars, space rockets and social media. no wires or physical movement are required. now, elon musk has said implanting a chip into a person for the first time has gone well. last year, his neuralink company was given permission to test its chip on humans, and it asked for volunteers. to enable people who have lost the brain—body connection to be able to operate a computer or a phone faster than someone who has hands that work. previously, this monkey with a brain implant was shown playing a video game, controlled by its thoughts. elon musk�*s california—based company isn't the first to experiment using chips in humans to control movement. but it's his notoriety and celebrity status which raises the profile of this technology and could speed up deve

neuralink isn't alone and there are other companies doing this.ynn: i was talking this morning about a company who over a year ago announced that they had done the first brain interface implant in the u.s.. neuralink is not the first company to enter into this error of implants -- irrelevant plants -- era of implants. the devices themselves are more complex. involves thousands of wires, imagine what that looks like. a spider with thousands of legs versus other ones that may not make use of as many wires. caroline: we will see how to let that be -- telepathy continues to evolve. coming up, we are going to talk cars. mazda has come in hot record sales period. we will be back from president and ceo tom donnelly. other autos struggle with the tv landscape. staying with ev's, mary barra spoke with jonathan ferro moments ago to discuss the plans to sell 250 thousand electric vehicles and we introduce hybrids to gm's line-up. >> we are going to be building more ev's. we had a can trade with modules, we had to address that. we are on track for the first m

neuralink has faced.t include animal misled investors about the safety of its technology. innovations from silicon valley can drive medical enhancement, but experts say it's am worriede getting into a space of uh- ethical dilemmas, which is now we have the ability to record people's thoughts and put them onto an electronic device, musk says. the first human users will be people who have lost the use of their limbs. experts warn that much more testing and research is needed before any kind of widespread usee coming , secretary of defense lloyd austin back at work after surgery complications earlier this month. but now another member of the president's cabinet will be missing because of medical issues. >> a new take on a classic doll. how one football fan is reimagining her cabbage patch dolls and getting attention from the players. but first, a check on the weather from drew, the travis doll. >> okay, let's take a look at your morning commute. we have little impact when it comes to the weather today. no ar

elon musk claims his startup neuralink made a major advancement in gloria.perts are doubting this morning where mike musk might take this technology into the future. >> reggie aqui elon musk made a series of posts on his platform x that the first human got an implant from neuralink over the weekend and is recovering well now. it was just six months to n paralysis patients, the brain chip aims to let thoughts control electronic devices like phones or computers. people paralyzed from stroke, traumatic brain injury or spinal cord injury could see the benefits neuralink has faced, federal probes that include , backlash,s fines for violating rules about the movement of hazardous materials and whether musk misled investors silicon valley can drive medical enhancements, but experts say it's hard to interpret this announcement. this early on. >> i am worried that we're getting into a space of, uh, ethical dilemmas, which is now we have the ability to record people's thoughts and put them onto an electronic device. >> musk says. the first human users will be people w

neuralink has received scrutiny in the past? >> they did.hink some of the employees going back to december of 2022 were worried that maybe it was going around too quickly, one of the primates died as well, i can tell you the surgeons that are involved with this, they are some of the ones who are sort of particularly experts at these types of operations and i think that is a team that will be probably implanting these. the biggest concern i think, is infection, whenever you're putting a foreign body in, there's risk of bleeding, but the biggest thing i think really, is, this is not a study, we don't know how well this is going to work. this is just that they've done it, so it'll take time to now look into the future and say, is this actually accomplishing what people think it will? does it allow people with als or quadriplegia, to do things in their environment? >> i appreciate it. growing frustration and anger from families and hostages held in gaza. you will hear from some of them plus an update on house negotiations, next. in order for sma

. >>> elon musk says his company neuralink has implanted a brain chip in the first human patient. we'll break down that what that means. >>> elon musk says his company, neuralink, has implanted a brain chip into the first human patient and the initial results are pretty good. they show, quote, according to him, promised neuron spiked detection. he says the chip will let people control phones. he says, imagine if stephen hawking could communicate faster than a speed typist, that's the goal. he says, i'm fascinated by it, it gives me a lot of hope. our senior analyst sarah fisher is here. should i be excited about this? >> you should. people who are paralyzed could operate something like a keyboard, as elon musk said, could be a huge advantage. of course, there are a lot of risks, which is something lawmakers are looking into currently with neuralink. >> can you talk about those risks? >> yeah. for one, whether or not you'll have safety issues with patients, trial patients. they just got approvals last year to start doing human trials. they were trialing on monkeys. you want to make

amazon prime adding that as of mond elon musk's startup neuralink has pu person, according to elon musklts of promise with the neuron spike detection ultimately, a good way to ultimately say that the brain chip has begun to kick in and is working. ultimately, the hope is with this one it will send information through the brain to the rest of the body a lot more could happen with regards to this of course for health around the world. we'l fares we'll get more details >> arabile, thank you. >>> britney spears looks to avoid a media circus a latest look at the new "ghostbusters" after this. he ne "ghostbusters" after this. [clanking] [gasping] nooo... aya... quick, the quicker picker upper! only bounty absorbs spills like a sponge. and bounty is 2x more absorbent so you can use less and get the job done with one. you've got a bit of your face on your face. bounty, the quicker picker upper. and get four rolls in one with the bounty mega roll. our longest lastng roll. oh... stuffed up again? so congested! you need sinex saline from vicks. just sinex, breathe, ahhhh! what is — wow! sinex. bre

. >>> breaking overnight, elon musk announces his neuralink company has implanted a wireless brain chipn a human for the very first time. something that could let people control their devices by just thinking what musk is saying about the milestone and how that patient is doing. >>> all that, plus believe the hype 12 days and counting to the super bowl fans of football and taylor swift rushing to make their plans to be in las vegas this morning, why it could be the most expensive football game ever ♪ >>> and metal moment the u.s. figure skating team finally set to receive gold for their historic performance at the beijing olympics thei the making today, tuesday, january 30th, 2024 >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good tuesday morning welcome to "today. thanks for joining us. it is not even the olympics, and we're getting a gold the united states getting one. >> better late than never gold will still look great on them two years later. the figure skating team just learn that i had will receive the g

bueno y neuralink consigue con eso dar el paso del implante después de verse envuelto. >> también ens a seguir hablando de cosas médicas, pero ahora relacionadas al alzheimer. hay un estudio reciente que descubrió que un grupo reducido de pacientes que recibió un trasplante de la hormona del crecimiento humano desarrolló el alzheimer prematuro, esa hormona procedente de las glándulas pituitarias de donantes fallecidos. dicen los científicos que probablemente estaba contaminada con una proteína vinculada al alzheimer. los científicos insisten en que estos son accidentes médicos raros y la enfermedad, aclaran. no se transmite a través de actividades cotidianas o cuidados de rutina. ahí está importante señalar ese punto. no es transmisible por estar cuidando a una persona. >> no es como una gripe, es una madre. >> dice que con tal de conseguir el dinero para salvar la vida de su hija, esta vendiendo su casa y hace el llamado a figuras como jeff bezos o el canelo Álvarez para que sean los compradores. >> es que dice que ese hogar constituye su único patrimonio y también la única fuente d

. >> well, the first human patient to receive an implant from a brain chip startup, neuralink is now recovering. elon musk, who owns that company, say, says the surgery was successfully performed yesterday. the usda gave the company clearance last year to test its brain chip implants on humans. >> neuralink uses a robot to put a brain computer implant in a region of the brain that controls movement. the company says its initial goal is to help people with neurological disorders, with eventual plans to bond humans with machine guns. >> well, san francisco's marina green is safe for now. the victory today for groups opposed to the construction of a harbor and taylor swift's dominance over american culture continues the effects some say she could have on the upcoming presidential election and more record warmth today, maybe another day tomorrow with certainly above average temperatures, maybe another record. >> but in the rain comes in, we'll have the forecast right after the break not just any whiteboard... ...katie porter's whiteboard is one way she's: [news anchor] ...often seen gril

we're thrilled to introduce neuralink�*s prime study.eople to control phones and computers with their brains. imagine the joy of connecting with your loved ones... this is elon musk�*s latest venture, following his enterprises in electric cars, space rockets and social media. no wires or physical movement are required. now, elon musk has said implanting a chip into a person for the first time has gone well. last year, his neuralink company was given permission to test its chip on humans, and it asked for volunteers. to enable people who have lost the brain—body connection to be able to operate a computer or a phone faster than someone who has hands that work. previously, this monkey with a brain implant was shown playing a video game, controlled by its thoughts. elon musk�*s california—based company isn't the first to experiment using chips in humans to control movement. but it's his notoriety and celebrity status which raises the profile of this technology and could speed up development. a decade ago, scientists implanted a microchip in

neuralink has begun human testing by implanting a chip into a human brain.rter will reeve. >> elon musk announcing that for the first time, his company, neuralink, has implanted a brain chip in a human musk, saying the person is recovering well. initial results show promising neuron spike detection. neuralink's goal is to help people living with debilitating conditions, including paralysis, communicate and control external devices with their thoughts. >> the device is designed to interpret your neural activity so you can operate a computer or a smartphone by simply thinking people paralyzed from stroke, traumatic brain injury or spinal cord injury could see the benefits. >> this would be a major game changer if it were to be proven to be safe and effective. >> the fda approved neuralink for human trials last may. musk says the first human users will be people who've lost the use of their limbs. but are focusing on the long terme, he said. imagine if stephen hawking could communicate faster than a speed typist or auctioneer. that is the goal. >> i mean, would

the tech titan sharing a big breakthrough from his brain science start-up company neuralink saying ite that musk says enables control of your phone or number and through them almost any device just by thinking. >> imagine the joy of connecting with your loved ones, browsing the web or even playing games using only your thoughts. >> reporter: musk posting monday, the first human received an implant from neuralink yesterday and is recovering welt. the initial results showed promising neuron spike detection. but no additional details about the procedure, the patient or the device the company implanted. initial users will be those that have lost the use of their limbs, discussing his vision for neuralink back in 2019. >> this, i think, has a very good purpose, which is to cure diseases and ultimately to help secure humanity's future as a civilization. >> reporter: for decades, scientists have worked on similar ideas for a brain-computer interfaces. for many, a microchip in the brain feels like something out of a movie. like 2015's kingsman, "the secret service," where an eccentric billion

what elon musk�*s neuralink is trying to do was for a number of other companies have been attemptingate a brain computer interface that will allow a human being to carry out an action through thought alone. it involves implanting a number of microchips into the brain that connect away part of the brain that is responsible for movement intention, it has the effect that wirelessly you can send a signal that can interpret a person's intentions. it sounds a very futuristic but according to elon musk, he says in a post on x, he elaborates a bit, saying that this device will enable control of your phone or computer and through them, almost any devicejust computer and through them, almost any device just by thinking. he says initial uses will be those who have lost use of their limbs. it seems they are targeting people with debilitating neurological conditions. it should be stressed this study is in the early stages and his company was given the go—ahead only last year by us regulators to carry out this human fraile, which is in the safety assessment stages. clearly there is a lot to assess

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elon musk owns neuralink and says the surgery was on sunday and it was successful. usda gave the company clearance to test its brain chip implants on humans. neuralink uses a robot to place a computer implant in part of the brain that controls movement . the company says its initial goal is to help people with neurological disorders, with future plans to bond humans with machines. >> a las vegas father has created a computer application to help his daughter read. now he wants to share it with others. fox's alexis fernandez has more on the story. >> eight year old aubrey vinson struggled to catch up with reading during and after the pandemic. >> there really wasn't much education happening. um, so. it went into the first grade. she got back into school again. it really was about halfway through first grade that we realized that she couldn't read. what i found is just everything was kind of slow going. it's like the other kids were moving much faster than she was trying to catch up to them. >> they tried private tutoring and other programs, but it got expensive. >> th

this is the first time for neuralink, not the first four other companies. i had a chance to talk to the founder of -- who's already been implanted this in. patients here is how he described it. >> what is a brain computer? >> if you can get a device that can detect and interact with brain activity which is all electrical signals then you can potentially restore that component of the brain. >> so again, this device reads the electrical signals that correlate with a certain movement. i will show you on this brain model here, right in this area of the brain, it is responsible for your movement. the right side, the left side, the left side responsible for the right side of the body. if the implant is sitting over here, right in that motor area, anderson, and it starts to learn this is the electrical pattern associated with a certain movement, it can start to make movements on devices in your environment, a mouse, pad a smartphone, whatever it might be. >> the brain it would seem to be incredibly sensitive, how dangerous is it to -- in the past. >> they did face

. >>> elon musk says neuralink company says they conducted the first human implant and the patient isecovering well. musk said they have promising spikes in the neuron detection. >>> and ibm has a message for employees still clinging to a work from home lifestyle. a memo reviewed earlier this month and the senior vice president from is telling all to immediately report to the office or client location three days a week regardless of work status or separate from ibm. the memo adds those working remotely who don't live close enough to commute to a facility must relocate near the office by august. >> we see a broad back to the office push. some companies are saying three days and others want employees back every day. >> we will see. >> silvana, thank you. >>> more to come on wo"worldwid exchange," and the one word you need to know. >>> more delays for boeing 737 max jet pipeline and new investor concerns. >>> later on, getting set for kickoff to the two-day policy meeting and lawmakers putting pressure for powell to act on interest rates. a very busy hour still ahead when "worldwide exch

neuralink, elon musk foxy brain tech company has implanted a microchip into a human brain.d disabled people walk and see again, which we support. this is giving me dr. fauci vibes. since the mad scientist already fantasized about mind control. >> rather than a mouse or keyboard, you can simply swipe with your mind. we can pick up emotional states like if you're happy, sad or angry. we can pick up and decode faces that you are seeing in your mind. simple shapes, numbers, your pin number to your bank account. >> count me out of getting manipulated by a computer chip in my brain. i've had enough of my parents what to do my whole life. i don't need dr. evil with the joystick turning me into a puppet. instead of connecting to a one world supercomputer we go back to connecting with each other in the flesh and in nature? not stuck with wires and ship sitting at home alone while they extract my soul. when you let them put a microchip in your brain you are saying i submit. >> for the first time in history it's possible to completely eliminate privacy. monitoring everybody all the ti

he made a significant announcement about his other start-up, neuralink, implementing its brain chip intoan brain. really, crazy to even think about. that is the other part of elon musk. i mean, how big of an achievement is this? does he deserve credit for helping it get to this point? >> well, when he shows proof that it works, sure. he has just said it. there are many other companies with doing this narrow technology, i guess. there's a lot of them. one is called sinker on, another that has implanted electrodes on top of the brain with wires in the brain. there is a lot of work being done on this. it's not a fresh new thing, just to be clear, there's quite a few of these. actually, it's a little further along. this is to put the ship in the brain. right now, they can do these things, and people can do emails, or use their mind to get their arm to move, and things along those lines. it's very promising, very exciting. he's not the only one doing it. we have talked a lot about it. you know, right now, it's in a nascent stage. he tends to over promise early on, even if he is going to achie

of the neuralink technology is m why you need a robotaads which of the neuralink technology is m whyis which is why you need a robot to insert about insert them. we're talking about something is fraction of something that is a fraction of the diameter of a human hair, sort of 4 to 6 microns, whereas a human hair might be somewhere between 70 and 150. much , between 70 and 150. so much, much smaller human hair. much smaller than a human hair. and able contain many, and yet able to contain many, many in each thread, many sensors in each thread, that gives you a very rich amount data coming out of amount of data coming out of that area of the brain that control movement. >> but is there potential for damage to the brain here? this these are threads that are digging into your soft tissue . digging into your soft tissue. >> oh, look. absolutely. this is a dangerous procedure . and a dangerous procedure. and they're you know, they're only going to be doing this on people who are volunteering at the moment because they've got very good volunteer and good reason to volunteer and want this, g

maria: elon musk neuralink to the chip in the brain to the human being, it's been called a milestoned one day help those with paralysis to interact with their surroundings the company says the patient is recovering well and elon musk tweeted about it, neuralink was recruiting for the patient and looking for somebody with quadriplegia we don't have the details from elon musk at this point. a connecticut school district igniting controversy over a vote to hold classes on veterans day and columbus day, days that were until now considered holidays for students, according to a local station wabc new york, the school board making a decision to remove the two holidays from the school calendar, the district responded to the report putting out a statement saying schools in neighboring districts already remain open on columbus day and veterans day both holidays will continue to be the acknowledged in the calendar along with other holidays and the observances that fall on day when school is in session. one of the board members commented that columbus was a controversy of figure and not necessar

is talking about this elon musk just announced that the first human subject received one of his neuralinklants [ audience oohs it's never a good sign when the headline is the words "first human subject. you know what i'm saying [ laughter ] never a good sign when you wake up from the surgery and the doctor says, "oh, my god, it worked." [ laughter ] it's never a good sign when your surgeon is like, "we'll have you running as good as a tesla in no time." you go - that's why i drive a ford. but elon said the patient is recovering well, or he's about to walk this guy around like "weekend at bernie's." he's not sure. [ laughter ] elon's goal for the brain implant is to let people control computers with thoughts and if for some reason it just freezes, don't worry, just turn your brain off and on again. [ laughter ] meanwhile, you're not going to believe this but the first person to get the brain implant is one of our writers. brooks allison >> steve: really >> jimmy: yeah, we'll check in with him right now brooks, are you there? >> hey, jimmy, yeah, i'm here. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: brook

the fda granted neuralink to proceed with trials in may.g the brain computer interface allow people with disants disabilities to communicate faster than an auctioneer. quite a standard is he trying to meet but we will see. >> brian: right now the perfect stocking stuff for christmas apple tags small. now i'm requesting to give people neuralink chips maybe 25% off the surgery. >> steve: you have to have brain surgery. >> steve: todd that, auctioneer quote came from elon musk. he said imagine if steven hocking could communicate faster than a speed typist or auctioneer. >> todd: ed to future, the potential for people suffered with disabilities quite frankly have not had much to look forward. to say yes, from have been improvements. something like this could be a literal game changer. >> carley: that's what this company is all about. a lot of elon musk's other companies, x, they get more attention. this is really to help people who are paralyzed. >> steve: quadriplegics in the beginning. >> carley: a veteran and lost the use of your legs or you

also, neuralink is going a chip in a human being for the first time. this is the company that is run by elon musk. neuralink says it was successfully put that chip in a human patient, the hope, of course, is to some day give it to people like paraplegics that might be able to control their external arms and legs using this sort of thing. they've shown proof in the past that the chip tested in animals let them control devices by just thinking of it. now, the company is hoping eventually you'll be able to control just anything with your mind. they're calling it telepaegt. bank of america joined ibm in warning work from home employees they have to come in three days a week or face dismissal. the bank calls them letters of education. it's now based in north carolina, but still has a big presence in its hometown of san francisco. walmart is experimenting this flashing lights on the electronic price tags that clip to the shelf below a product. the idea is you would look up a product on your phone, it would tell you what aisle to go to. the walmart app alread

all right, jesse, the idea of neuralink helping people with disabilities is amazing.y part is, can they turn you on and off like a robot? >> jesse: anything can turn me on, judge. hit a switch and there i go. i want this for the blind and the handicapped and people with disabilities. don't i ever. but it's going to be used by regular healthy people to turn into cyborgs. and i'm getting a lot of fauci vibes with this. this is a mad scientist. judge, i go onto a plane, they make me turn my phone off during takeoff and landing. but how does elon musk get permission to put a phone in someone's head? this is way, way too much. we are going way, way too fast. this is not connecting to the internet or technology. this is disconnecting from life on planet earth. i like life on planet earth. things have gone well for me here. i may continue to live outside in the environment. instead i'm sitting in my cubicle with some machine strapped to my face taking orders from dr. x. >> jeanine: all right, dana. when the wright brothers discovered the airplane, they were called devilish i

. >>> elon musk has marked an important milestone for his controversial startup, neuralink. the billionaire says the company has implanted a chip inside a human brain for the very first time. musk says the patient is now recovering and the results have been promising so far. that devices meant to help people who have lost the use of their limbs. the chip connects the brain to a computer, giving patients the ability to control a cursor or keyboard with their minds. the fda get clearance for human trials last year but the company did face some scrutiny after a monk he died -- died during the trial in 2022. >>> just like yesterday, we have another dry day ahead of us but that will change tomorrow. there is a huge area of low pressure bringing in an atmospheric river that will last throughout the afternoon tomorrow. the national weather service has issued a flood watch for all of the bay area counties. the storm system will pack a punch. it starts off in the northbay around 9:00, 10:00 a.m. and sweeps down into the peninsula. all that orange and yellow you see on the map is mode

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cumplir con los acuerdos alcanzados con la oposicion antes de que estados unidos decida si restablece neuralinknto el primer dispositivo cerebral llamado telepathy. >> se trata de un aparato implantado en el cerebro de una persona que manejaria computadoras y celulares con el simple hecho de pensarlos, o como dice su nombre, telepaticamente. >> por ahora, estos ensayos se realizaran en personas que no tienen movilidad en sus extremidades. >> los chiefs de kansas y los los 49ers de san francisco volveran a encontrarse en la super final como hace cuatro anos en miami. >> rogelio mora tagle nos habla de la previa del partido y de lo que muchos tambien se estaran preguntando. >> llegara taylor swift a ver a su novio a jugar, novio que esta esta con los kansas chiefs? >> cuatro anos despues, kansas city y san francisco se reencuentran en un super bowl, esta vez en la edicion numero 58 del gran juego, que se celebrara por primera vez en las vegas el 11 de febrero. >> los chiefs derrotaron en baltimore a los ravens con una actuacion muy sobresaliente d su pasador estrella patrick mahomes y de travis k

. >>> elon musk says his neuralink has implanted its first brain chip into a human.loping a brain implant to allow people with paralysis to contro tech skating event at the 2022 olympics on monday night. this after a russian skater was retroactively banned for doping and the russian team was disqualified. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> this is the nerve center. >> this is the nerve center. this is where it all happens. >> growing tension in the middle east. we're in the region with the u.s. navy where they are facing relentless attacks by houthi terrorists. >> no one has ever used an anti-ship ballistic missile certainly against commercial shipping,nse after a drone attack kills three soldiers in jordan. >> we will absolutely do what is required to protect ourselves. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good evening. i'm norah o'donnell coming to you from the u.s. naval base here in bahrain amidst rising tensions in the region from the red sea to jordan. and thank y

neuralink uses a robot to put a brain computer implant in a region of the brain that controls movemente company says its initial goal is to help people with neurological disorders with eventual plans to bond humans and machines. san francisco reminding people that there is free tax help available for qualifying taxpayers with incomes of under $64,000 to find those free tax filing options, . org or dial 211. the group has two in-person tax sites there on otis street and also one on mission street. you're encouraged to call ahead for an appointment. their website has the phone numbers and links to other free tax preparation services here in the bay area. by the way, tax season officially started today. all right. a popular bakery is coming right here to the bay area next month. the russian bakery piroshki piroshki is doing pop ups at the end of february at breweries in san jose, san francisco and berkeley . the eatery started in seattle's famed pike place market. it's known for its piroshki, which are boat shaped buns with different kinds of fillings, so get a chance to go out there and

neuralink is not the only company working on linking the neural system to computers.re are more than 40 computer/brain interface trials underway. >>> b.a.r.t., getting better. the plan to clean up the south pacific station is working. they had stories of people camping out and using drugs on patient plot ways and platforms. b.a.r.t. increased patrice of police patrols and brought and cleaning crews here now, parts at the station is cleaner and most riders are feeling safer. other improvements include those new stair gates. starter back to jeff ranieri trucking not only what's happening tomorrow, but tonight, jeff. >> we'll be in for a wild ride. i want to show you why we're getting stronger storms lining up, and it's all about the jet stream and where that's positioned. right now, it's in what we call a zonal flow. that is a strong flow from the west off towards the east, and notice how the jet stream, the conveyor belt of storms, is pointed right here at california, specifically the bay area. that's why we've got this storm system here for tomorrow, lingering into th