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Neuralink Scales Up as Brain-Implant Patients Multiply

2026-07-07

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Summary

Elon Musk's Neuralink has now implanted its brain-computer interface in more than two dozen people with severe paralysis — a Vancouver police sergeant with ALS became the 26th recipient.
Early patients have used the device to control computers, play games and post online by thought alone, logging thousands of hours of use.
Neuralink aims to begin high-volume production and a nearly fully automated surgery in 2026, and won FDA 'Breakthrough Device' status for speech restoration.

The question

Brain-computer implants are moving from experiment to real medical tool.

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