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Jeremiah Owyang

I assumed most would say no, but 13% are open to Neuralink.

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Jeremiah Owyang

Would you install Elon Musk's Neuralink for a brain-machine interface? neuralink.com

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1:05 PM · Dec 3, 2022

Paul Johnston - current focus: moving electrons

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Highly skewed audience

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Jeremiah Owyang

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Agreed.

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About half the share of people who will believe anything.

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It sounds intriguing & freaky at the same time. If one had a disability, they might think there’s not much to lose. It would be pretty amazing if it works (ie.enhanced eye sight & hearing; paralyzed people start walking). Maybe I’ll wait a few years & see how it goes for others.

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I don't know. I saw that movie where Scarlett Johanson was attached to a computer, and the thought of having a computer take over human thinking is a little scary.

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