Neuralink Patient Wants to Play Video Games with his Mind

6 May 2025 · 1 min
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In this brief exchange, a Neuralink patient expresses excitement about moving from gaze‑based control to direct brain‑computer interfacing for video games. The conversation highlights the anticipated practical benefit—being able to play games more naturally—and the emotional payoff of spending additional quality time gaming with their father. The speakers convey optimism that the technology will be a game‑changing improvement for the patient’s family life.

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