Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk announced on Monday that his neurotechnology company Neuralink successfully implanted a brain chip into the first human subject. The Neuralink brain implant is a “brain-computer interface” technology that seeks to help people with debilitating conditions‚ such as paralysis‚ to interact with the world by controlling devices with their thoughts‚ The Wall Street Journal reported. Musk‚ who founded Neuralink along with a team of scientists in 2016‚ said the first patient received the implant on Sunday and “is recovering well.” “Initial results show promising neuron spike detection‚” Musk added‚ which means the Neuralink device is detecting signals from neurons in the brain‚ according to the WSJ. The brain chip‚ roughly the size of a quarter‚ sends out brain signal data to a Neuralink app‚ which decodes the data into actions‚ Bloomberg reported. The company hopes the breakthrough brain technology will help people who are paralyzed or suffer from vision or hearing loss. Eventually‚ Musk hopes Neuralink will help humans work together with ever-evolving artificial intelligence (AI). After the FDA gave Neuralink the green light to begin clinical trials on humans last year and the company started recruiting test subjects‚ Musk wrote‚ “The first human patient will soon receive a Neuralink device. This ultimately has the potential to restore full body movement.” “In the long term‚ Neuralink hopes to play a role in AI … civilizational risk reduction by improving human to AI (and human to human) bandwidth by several orders of magnitude‚” Musk continued. “Imagine if Stephen Hawking had had this.” Before implanting its first human subject with a brain chip‚ Neuralink tested its technology on monkeys‚ showing videos of the animals playing the game “Pong” on computers. Neuralink didn’t provide any information about the human subject‚ but its website says the “first clinical trial is open to recruitment” for people with “limited or no ability to use both hands due to cervical spinal cord injury or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).” Musk said on Monday that the first Neuralink product “is called Telepathy‚” adding that it “enables control of your phone or computer‚ and through them almost any device‚ just by thinking.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “Initial users will be those who have lost the use of their limbs‚” Musk said. “Imagine if Stephen Hawking could communicate faster than a speed typist or auctioneer. That is the goal.”

When this young girl hides her snacks‚ it’s not because she’s saving them for later. She’s just trying to be a good hostess! Proud aunt Kayla Grooms shared the sweetest TikTok video about her niece prepping the house for a slumber party. It turns out that the girl has an adorable reason for putting food in strange places. “My friend is coming for a sleepover and she’s shy‚ so I’m going to put snacks in the side tables so she won’t be too shy to go to the pantry for food‚” Kayla’s niece said. @kaylagrooms My niece is the sweetest #niecelove #nieces #aunt #auntie #fyp #foryoupage #trend #trending #greenscreenvideo ♬ Never Grow Up – Taylor Swift It’s amazing to see this thoughtful child trying so hard to accommodate her friend’s needs! Many former shy kids in the comments section were touched by the girl’s strategy of hiding snacks around the house. “For someone who was always too shy to ask for something‚ I needed a friend like this!” wrote one user. “So sweet.” “This is the most considerate thing I think I’ve ever seen‚” another person added. “I was painfully shy growing up‚ she’s such a sweet girl for even noticing that!” Screengrab from TikTok Sometimes‚ children really surprise us with their kindness and empathy. It’s so heartwarming that this little girl went out of her way to hide snacks for her friend so that she’d feel more comfortable sleeping over! You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Sweet Niece Strategically Hides Her Snacks For The Most Wholesome Reason. appeared first on InspireMore.

In the mood for stuffed bell peppers‚ but don't want to make the extra effort? This southwestern casserole is sure to warm you up on a cold winter night. Spicing it up is easy too. Substitute a poblano pepper for one (or more) bell peppers‚ swap fiestacorn for southwest corn‚ and change out the heat level to original or hatch rotel. -- posted by Jadalynn

In the mood for stuffed bell peppers‚ but don't want to make the extra effort? This southwestern casserole is sure to warm you up on a cold winter night. Spicing it up is easy too. Substitute a poblano pepper for one (or more) bell peppers‚ swap fiestacorn for southwest corn‚ and change out the heat level to original or hatch rotel. -- posted by Jadalynn

Air Fryer pork chops -- posted by Lawrence

This is how I usually make my coconut chutney. -- posted by Andtototoo

A simple clam broth makes this an Outer Banks favorite -- posted by Kcowan4

Yum! -- posted by CMRath

This beautiful‚ ruby-hued dessert pizza is made with a gluten-free beet crust that is topped with whipped coconut cream‚ chocolate chunks‚ peanut butter chips‚ and drizzled with melted chocolate and melted peanut butter. -- posted by runninsrilankan

A recipe that I have had for several decades. -- posted by Andtototoo