New company of billionaire Elon Musk is studying technology to use the human brain to control machines

According to the Journal of Wall Street today, Elon Musk, billionaire, inventor, entrepreneur and CEO of Tesla and Space X recently founded a new company with the goal of connecting. Human brain with computer.

Elon Musk's new company is called Neuralink with an effort to connect the human brain to the computer through the development of Neural Lace technology. This technology allows people to achieve the dream of controlling machines by thinking like in science fiction movies. Neuralink has been registered as a medical research company in California last June.

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Neural lace technology will study how to inject electrodes into brain tissue inside the human brain so that it can transmit thoughts to computers so that machines can be controlled through thought.

This is not the first time Elon Musk has shown a special interest in Neural lace technology when it was at Vox Media's Code conference in 2016, he expressed his desire to develop symbiosis. for humans and machines. Elon Musk said that this could be an optimal solution for people to own a real artificial intelligence.

Elon Musk also said on her Twitter in January that she is preparing a new announcement regarding Neural lace technology.

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Elon Musk is not the only person interested in this type of technology, since Facebook is also researching a technology called Building 8 with similar features. Building 8 will also support users to use the brain to communicate with some machine equipment.

Musk is planning to establish a standard for artificial intelligence to bring maximum benefit to humanity in the future. However, the first product of Neuralink in the future will involve the application of Neural lace technology to treat brain diseases such as epilepsy or Parkinson's disease.