Twitter users compare Elon Musk's Neuralink chip to 'Black Mirror'
Twitter users are buzzing over new technology designed by Elon Musk that they say bears resemblance to a device featured on the hit the science-fiction drama, "Black Mirror."
Though $Netflix(NFLX.US$'s dystopian anthology series has been off-the-air since 2019, "Black Mirror" began trending on Twitter on Sunday after users began comparing Musk's Neuralink brain implant chip to a similar device seen in a 2011 episode of the show.
Though $Netflix(NFLX.US$'s dystopian anthology series has been off-the-air since 2019, "Black Mirror" began trending on Twitter on Sunday after users began comparing Musk's Neuralink brain implant chip to a similar device seen in a 2011 episode of the show.
The comments came after Musk, Neuralink's CEO and co-founder, announced earlier this week that he is hiring a clinical trial director, signaling the company is one step closer to testing the chips in humans.
Twitter users began to weigh in on the technology after pop culture media site Pop Crave shared a tweet that referenced remarks made by Musk in a 2020 company presentation.
Twitter users began to weigh in on the technology after pop culture media site Pop Crave shared a tweet that referenced remarks made by Musk in a 2020 company presentation.
"In the future you'll be able to save and replay memories," Musk said in the presentation. "This is increasingly sounding like a 'Black Mirror,' episode ... Ultimately you could download them into a new body or a robot body."
According to Neuralink, the company's brain-computer interface technology is designed to solve a number of physical limitations, including blindness, paralysis, and hearing loss. Musk previously said the product could allow users to operate a smartphone with their mind faster than using their thumbs.
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Source: Business Insider
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