Publication: Business Insider (via recent reporting)
This article examines the latest developments from Precision Neuroscience, a company founded by Neuralink veterans. They’re building a less invasive brain-computer interface (BCI)—a film-like device with 1,024 electrodes that sits on the brain surface using a minimally disruptive “cranial microslit.” Temporarily tested in 47 patients, it enables AI systems to decode intent, speech, and movement from neural signals. This “neural foundation model” shows promise for communication and mobility restoration, while also prompting ethical and safety considerations.
Source: https://www.businessinsider.com/precision-neuroscience-neuralink-alums-brain-chip-bci-treatment-paralysis-2025-8
