Neuralink's first brain implant patient feared device would have to be removed

Noland Arbaugh, the first human to receive Neuralink's brain implant, initially feared the device might need to be removed due to technical issues. Despite these concerns, modifications by Neuralink enhanced the device's performance, allowing Arbaugh nearly full control of a computer using his thoughts. Arbaugh remains hopeful about future advancements for individuals with spinal cord injuries, envisioning significant improvements in treatment and recovery.