Noland Arbaugh demonstrates Neuralink's brain-computer interface running chess.com and other apps directly from his implant. He achieved 7.8 bits per second on the first day, breaking the previous world record of around 4 bits per second.
And this is like, this is Neuralink's own software? Yeah. For all of this? The chess and— No, no, no.
This is all just like regular stuff. Like chess, this is chess.com. It's just all of it is through the Neuralink app here. Okay. So like, this is WebGrid too. This is what I talked about when I'm talking about WebGrid. I basically like do this and That score over here is the world record that I was talking about. Yeah, the bits per second. Yeah, so, um, that I broke on the first day. Um, I can get up to about— I think my record right now is like 7.8. Oh no. But, um, um, I think the world record before that was like 4
