Sam Altman, CEO of ChatGPT maker OpenAI, is now focusing on a new project, named Brain. According to reports, Open AI is now working with Merge Labs, which will be a Brain Computer Interface (BCI). The job of this system is to capture the signals and sounds coming from the brain. The thing to note here is that it does not require surgery.
Sam Altman This upcoming project will have a direct competition with the Neuralink company of the world’s richest man Elon Musk. Neuralink also implants BCI chip in the human brain. She has conducted the first successful test in this regard, with the help of which users are able to operate the computer cursor with the help of mental web and sound.
Neuralink performs skull operation
Where a head operation has to be done to implant Neuralink’s BCI chip. After that the chipset is implanted in the brain. Sam Altman says that in his project there will be no need to open the head by surgery.
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Large scale hiring for Merge Labs
According to reports from The Verge, Sam Altman is hiring a large and powerful team for Merge Labs. The name of well-known molecular scientist Mikhail Shiparo is included in this. However, no clear information has been received yet regarding what position he will hold here.
Which people benefit more?
Neuralink’s BCI brain chip has been designed for people who are paralyzed. Nolan Arbo is the first person to have Neuralink’s chipset successfully implanted in his brain. He is a victim of paralysis and is unable to control the area below his neck. In such a situation, Neuralink’s brain chip has proved to be very useful for them. He is now healthy and is able to operate computers and laptops with the help of brain chip.
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