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Why does his comment set you off? He's right that Neuralink hasn't pushed the boundaries of what we could do with BCI since everything it does and more has already been done with Utah arrays. The only significant difference between them is that Neuralink was designed to be a product and therefore has a more brain friendly construction and better method of implantation.

If Utah arrays didn't cause scarring and stop working we'd probably have had something like Neuralink awhile ago but as of now the FDA only allows them to be implanted in a brain for 30 days or less.

Neuralink's innovation isn't in its abilities and functionality as a BCI but in how it circumvents problems that have historically hampered BCI like scarring, biofouling, tissue damage, and the cost/difficulty/risks in implantation.

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text Why does his comment set you off? He's right that Neuralink hasn't pushed the boundaries of what we could do with BCI since everything it does and more has already been done with Utah arrays. The only significant difference between them is that Neuralink was designed to be a product and therefore has a more brain friendly construction and better method of implantation. If Utah arrays didn't cause scarring and stop working we'd probably have had something like Neuralink awhile ago but as of now …
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