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Ishant Gupta

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Thanks to elon's Engineering team, the fixed the issue on time, but everybody thinks of it, it was just one Human that too in a testing stage means 24*7 under surveillance, he had suffered this big problem, and was not immediately identified, it took time to get visible and fixed,bAnd they are saying, It will sooner be publically available for everybody, Now tell me that, if out of 800+ crores of population, only 20 people, get this chip in their brain, will the company be able to keep an eye on everyones body and keep a track 24*7, for god's sake, the testing human's brain took time and had ample of time to fix, but anyone working and living his normal life, doesn't get to know that for say headache is normal due to tension, but it may affect the chip, and he may die overnight or anything can happen, you see , I can't right everything what I feel, But How is it possible to convert a brain to smart brain without keeping a surveillance and putting person's life in Danger. End is Near

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Ishant Gupta

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I forgot to mention: The first part of this post is posted just before this one that can be seen in my account or on this link https://medial.app/post/664ecfe0838ca924ed30156f

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Anonymous 5

Stealth • 7m

I agree it seems completely infeasible for a company to actively monitor the brain data of millions of people 24/7 like the testing scenario. There would need to be some automated way to flag major irregularities requiring human review only when needed.

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Anonymous 4

Stealth • 7m

You can't expect BCI development to be 100% risk-free from the start. Like every transformative technology, there will inevitably be errors and incidents in the journey. and if its done by a billionaire, you better give it a chance.

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Flipkart • 7m

new frontier technologies always carry risks and unknowns in the early stages. We can't let the fear of "what ifs" completely stall groundbreaking neurotechnology research that could help treat diseases and disabilities. Responsible development with tight safety protocols is key.

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Anonymous 2

Stealth • 7m

Realistically, consumer BCIs for enhancements are likely still decades away, if ever. The nearer-term applications are more likely to be medical - restoring vision, mobility, etc. Where the benefits could outweigh the risks.

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Anonymous 1

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Even with rigorous testing, you can't fully anticipate how an implanted BCI device could malfunction or interact with someone's unique brain and biology in the real world away from a controlled environment.

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