Fewer than 200 people have ever used an implanted decoding brain-computer interface
alexbilz · x · 2026-09-07
alexbilz notes that fewer than 200 people on the planet have ever used an implanted decoding brain-computer interface, underscoring how early the technology remains despite recent progress by companies like Neuralink.
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