First Neuralink human trial subject can control a computer mouse with brain implant, says Musk

FDA inspectors found serious problems with the company's animal testing. One month ago, the FDA approved Elon Musk-owned startup Neuralink to start human trials of its brain implant chip. Inspectors found problems with animal testing in the testing of the implant chip, which could be used to implant the chip.

First Neuralink human trial subject can control a computer mouse with brain implant, Elon Musk says. Musk says Neuralink’s first human trial participant can control the mouse with their brain, nearly one month after having a chip implanted in their brain. Musk: The company's chip chip was implanted in the person's brain nearly a month ago.

Elon Musk says first Neuralink patient can control a computer mouse through thinking. A patient implanted with Neuralink's brain technology can now control a mouse just by thinking. The company's founder Elon Musk said the first person implanted with the technology has now been able to control the mouse.

Elon Musk's Neuralink recently performed its first human implant of a device that allows the user to control external devices or software with thoughts. The chip allows users to control their own devices with thoughts instead of external devices. Musk: "I want to be able to control my thoughts with my own thoughts"

Elon Musk says first human patient received Neuralink brain implant and is recovering well. Musk says the first person to receive the implant, which he said was called Telepathy, did so on Sunday. Musk said the implant is called "Telepathy" and is "recovering well"

First patient implanted with Neuralink's N1 chip seems to have made a full recovery. CEO Elon Musk said the first person implanted with his company's chip has made full recovery and can control a mouse with their thoughts. Musk: 'First patient able to control mouse with thoughts: Elon Musk'