Neuralink's first in-human brain implant has experienced a problem, company says

Neuralink reported a malfunction in its first human brain implant, where several threads retracted from the patient, Noland Arbaugh's brain, affecting the device's performance. Despite this, Arbaugh continues to use the brain-computer interface extensively, which allows him to control external technology with his mind. Neuralink is now focusing on improving the system's functionality and has not removed the implant as it poses no direct safety risk.