Neuralink’s brain-computer interface just pulled off a rather mind-bending stunt, allowing a patient, reportedly Audrey Crews, to command a virtual hand entirely by thought. This isn’t just a cheeky peek at their latest wizardry; following earlier demonstrations of mere cursor control, it’s a stark, electrifying reminder that the once-solid line between science fiction and your next user interface is dissolving faster than a sugar cube in a hot cuppa. This audacious feat marks yet another incremental, yet utterly pivotal, stride in the company’s relentless quest to translate raw neural signals directly into digital action, making us all wonder what other digital puppet strings they’ll pull next.
