News Counter-Strike 2 gaming using Neuralink is 'insane' claims second human brain computer interface implant patient

[Admin]

The second human Neuralink implant patient has been enjoying playing Counter-Strike 2 using his Link brain-computer interface (BCI). Alex, a spinal cord injury patient, only received the implant last month but has been quick to adapt to the benefits the BCI provides, using CAD applications and gaming.

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[jg.millirem]

After a life-changing spinal cord injury I would not want to spend my time pretend-warmaking.

 

[derekullo]

After a life-changing spinal cord injury I would not want to spend my time pretend-warmaking.

Without much of the fine motor controls in his hands and feet he can't really run in a field or create pottery.
If he liked playing wargames before the injury he will probably like playing them after.

 

[salgado18]

I think a current limitation of the neuralink is that it has to be mapped to keys and buttons, instead of using the natural flow of the brain to translate into things. I mean, instead of thinking of CAD commands, the user could think of the shape itself. I know that's a big step for the tech, and it would require a brand new CAD software for example, but if it can be done, then there os a serious use case for it.

Well, if it proves safe from every aspect, obviously (medical, electronical, hacking, etc)