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Neuralink will probably be linked to a mobile for many years, doing 50% of the work. Getting rid of mobiles will take 1-2 decades.

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This not good for humanas. what difference between humans & robots and privacy

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By 2030, Neuralink might complement smartphones but is unlikely to fully replace them yet. Neuralink's trials have shown progress in controlling devices through thought, offering hands-free interaction. However, challenges like surgical risks, affordability, and privacy concerns remain. If it advances further, it could revolutionize how we interact with technology, but widespread adoption would require overcoming these barriers. But, Let's see what happens?

Who controls the “thoughts”?

If Neuralink or similar tech delivers, the SIM cards reign could end I think

The line between humans and AI is blurring.

Exciting and terrifying at the same time.

Goodbye phones, hello brain chips!

The future of tech is in our minds, literally!

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BCIs could make us superhuman or dangerously dependent on tech. The ethics of merging brains and machines need as much innovation as the tech itself.