Musk says Neuralink could restore full-body function by bridging damaged nerves
XFreeze · x · 2026-10-31
Elon Musk explains Neuralink's long-term approach: building a "communications bridge" from the motor cortex past damaged nerves in the neck or spine. He argues that restoring full-body functionality is possible from a physics standpoint — an extremely hard technical problem, but with no fundamental physical barrier.
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