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Neuralink- An Elon Musk Start-up Achieve symbiosis with Artificial Intelligence


Abstract:

As the days are passing by, we come across new and latest inventions which use Artificial Intelligence to ease our usage of the devices. This sudden surge in the usage of...Show More

Abstract:

As the days are passing by, we come across new and latest inventions which use Artificial Intelligence to ease our usage of the devices. This sudden surge in the usage of AI has increased insecurity among humans that it can leave us of no use. This increased insecurity led people to think what can be done to make our future secure among the robots and artificial intelligence. And out came the solution, mix both the intelligences and achieve a symbiosis between human and AI. To achieve this, we can use the “Neural Lace” technology as well as Brain-Machine Interface (BMI). The paper will discuss the use of Brain-Machine Interface, Artificial Intelligence and Neural Network to achieve symbiosis with AI along with the company that is making all this possible, Neuralink, which is an Elon Musk startup which has a vision to cure the insecurity among us.
Date of Conference: 18-19 October 2019
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 30 January 2020
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Conference Location: Greater Noida, India

I. Introduction

In 1943, a neurologist Warren McCulloch and a young mathematician Walter Pitts wrote a paper on how neurons might work; they modelled a simple neural network with electrical circuits. In 1957, John von Neumann suggested simple neuron functions by using telegraph relays and vacuum tubes. Recently, the studies related to neural networks have taken a sudden leap and it is being used to heal a person’s brainly disorders. Neuralink has gone out of the bounds of current studies in neural network and has started to not just cure the patients but also connect them to digital devices and help them use these devices without the need of using any of their body parts.

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