Thomas AngleroCEO, MerkabaPhi AS · CEO and AI Advisor to boards and CEOs

AI Brain Chip: Future or Nightmare?

10 Mar 2025 · 1 min

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This content was created by Thomas Anglero. This content was uploaded by Thomas Anglero. This is a YouTube video titled "AI Brain Chip: Future or Nightmare?" (uploaded March 10, 2025). The excerpt is a short multi‑speaker discussion (participants labeled SPEAKER A, SPEAKER B, SPEAKER C) debating brain‑computer implant technology—references to Neuralink, implant surgery, connecting brains to large neural networks/hive minds, technical feasibility, cost comparisons to LASIK, and societal implications. Thumbnail and upload metadata are provided with the clip.

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We communicate through language. That's the tool we have. I started laughing because the ultimate answer, of course, is to put a chip inside your brain and then you don't have to use your mouth. And you're directly connected, right? You have an AI supercomputer chip in your brain. It has wireless or Bluetooth, probably you wanna use wireless so that you have maximum bandwidth capability and you connect right into the neural network of Google's neural net, Facebook's neural net, Apple's neural net, all simultaneously, and as you think, you're connected to the hive mind. That's probably where you're going, but that's technically doable. But do you want to actually have a society of that?
Great. Did we miss that yesterday? Is that what you guys— I'm sorry? Is that what you guys talked about yesterday with the cranial guys?
Is that what we talked— we talked a little bit about that, yes. He was organizing the implant technology with the brain surgeons yesterday, I think. That's what you guys started with.
No, but I'm being honest. I mean, you guys know about Elon Musk's Neuralink, right? They make big hype about everything. But they've opened it for that. You go to the webpage, put in your— what is it— first name, last name, email address, and you get on the waiting list. It's here, right? And the cost is to get it down to the price of a LASIK surgery where you're in and out 2 hours, under $1,000, you're chipped.