On January 30th, Beijing time, Musk announced on social media platform X that the first human to receive an implant from brain computer interface company Neuralink yesterday has recovered well. The preliminary results show that neuron spike detection has good prospects. According to the Daily Economic News on November 13, 2023, thousands of people are currently queuing up to be implanted with brain implants from Neuralink, a subsidiary of Musk. Is the above message from biographer Ashley? News revealed by Vance at the end of 2023. It is reported that Neuralink expects an annual revenue of up to $100 million within 5 years. Earlier in 2023, the US Food and Drug Administration approved Neuralink to conduct human trials on its devices, and by September 2023, the company began recruiting volunteers for its first human trial. According to Neuralink's response to an interview email from reporters on October 4, 2023, the company is recruiting patients with diseases including quadriplegia, paraplegia, hearing loss, major amputation, and cataracts. But Cai Lei, a proponent of ALS and former vice president of JD Group, believes that brain computer interfaces cannot save lives and can only increase communication. In an interview with reporters on September 23, 2023, he said, "I personally do not have time to participate in the experiment at the moment.". In recent years, crazy neuroscientists led by Musk have decided to manipulate a robot, placing coin sized implants into the human brain, and creating a group of memory enhanced, soul immortal, half human, half machine superhumans. However, this path is not easy to follow. According to the Daily Economic News on December 28, 2023, the concept of brain computer interface originated from the idea of computer scientist Jacques Vidal at the University of California, Los Angeles in 1973, which is to use electrodes placed on the scalp to detect real-time signals emitted by the brain and translate them for controlling computers. 2023 marks the 50th anniversary of the concept of brain computer interfaces. This year, both theoretical research and device development have seen rapid development in brain computer interface technology: Neuralink, a subsidiary of Musk, has been approved in the United States to conduct clinical trials of implanting devices into the human brain; The research teams from Stanford University and the University of California, San Francisco used different types of implants to collect electronic signals from the brains of volunteers and used different algorithms for interpretation; Bitbrain has developed wearable brain sensing devices that can monitor EEG signals with the help of artificial intelligence. Consulting firm Acumen Research and Consulting released a forecast report in October this year, stating that the global brain computer interface market will continue to expand in the coming years, mainly due to the growing demand for assistive technologies, advancements in neural and machine learning technologies Integration with virtual reality and augmented reality systems, as well as collaboration with AI technology. Various new developments have also triggered a new round of investment and financing frenzy. According to incomplete statistics from the Daily Economic News reporter, Neuralink alone is around 20