Neuralink implants pass 50,000 hours of use, fueling a brain-computer interface foundation model
DimaZeniuk · x · 2026-10-03
- Neuralink says its clinical trial participants have now logged over 50,000 hours using its implants, data being used to train a foundation model for brain-computer interfaces.
- The system enables longer-lasting cursor control, faster calibration, and a record 11.32 bits per second.
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