Neuralink's second patient uses brain chip to play Counter-Strike 2: Quadriplegic man says he's 'super impressed' with the device - as Elon Musk claims MILLIONS of people could have them by 2034<br />Neuralink's second patient is now able to play video games using his mind<br />the brain chip recipient says the tech is allowing him to regain his freedom<br /><br />Just months after the first brain chip recipient suffered life-threatening complications, Neuralink's second patient says he is 'super impressed' with the implant. <br /><br />According to Neuralink, it took the patient just five minutes to start moving a cursor with his mind and less than a day to beat the world record for brain-powered cursor control.<br /><br />Alex, the quadriplegic man who received the controversial brain chip, is now able to use 3D design software and even play the first-person shooter Counter-Strike 2.<br /><br />While the device has been plagued by health risks and animal cruelty concerns, Elon Musk now says millions of people could have their own chips implanted by 2034.<br /><br />In a post on X, Musk wrote: 'If all goes well, there will be hundreds of people with Neuralinks within a few years, maybe tens of thousands within 5 years, millions within 10 years.'<br /><br />https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-13768271/Neuralink-second-patient-elon-musk.html
