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That’s the gap Neuralink is trying to close.
Our eyes take in huge amounts of information, but getting thoughts back out through speech or typing is painfully slow.
If humans and AI are going to work closely together, we need a much faster way to communicate with machines.
Otherwise, as Elon puts it, talking to a human could feel like “talking to a tree.”
@neuralink @SpaceXAI / Writer: Annette, Grok Imagine Designer: Janné
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Elon Musk (@elonmusk)Neuralink is needed to solve the super low & lossy output bandwidth of humans.
Our input bandwidth, thanks to vision, is many orders of magnitude higher than our output bandwidth, but could also be greatly improved.
By addressing these bandwidth limitations and greatly increasing our effective cognitive capacity, human-AI symbiosis will be far better, improving the probability of a great outcome for humanity in the future.— https://x.com/elonmusk/status/2071541382515232809
Oleshky is besieged food gone, water unsafe, evacuation denied. Bodies stored below ground, some buried in gardens, others left behind. Mines on the roads, drones overhead, no safe way out. An occupying power obliged to feed and free — doing neither. How long can a city starve before the world says the word?
not parked at 100. Batteries hate the extremes, even if the marketing loves “all‑day power.” 20–80 is the sweet spot, according to both Samsung and Kjell & Co. Screens, games, GPSthe real battery assassins aren’t exactly mysteries.
We build phones to survive anything, then baby the battery like fine china. So who still charges to 100 “just in case”

