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Matthew MacDougall said deep brain stimulation surgery is accepted to cause a brain bleed in about one in a hundred patients, a rate that Neuralink wants to beat dramatically.
“it's accepted with this approach that there's gonna be about one in a hundred patients who have a a bleed somewhere in the brain”
Bliss Chapman said Neuralink's end-to-end latency from brain spike to cursor movement was about 22 milliseconds.
“our end-to-end latency right now, from brain spike to cursor movement, is about twenty two milliseconds.”
Bliss Chapman said the human cursor-control record before Neuralink was between 4.2 and 4.6 bits per second.
“prior to Neuralink, the sort of world record for a human using a device is, uh, somewhere between 4.2 to 4.6 BPS, depending on exactly what paper you read”