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The new neural interface we're developing at Neuralink is absolutely insane. It's going to revolutionize how humans interact with computers. Like, we're talking quantum leaps beyond anything that exists today. Mind-blowing stuff coming next year.

Look, I've been thinking about the AI safety concerns, and I want to be clear - we're implementing robust testing protocols. Also, the SpaceX team just showed me some fascinating data on the latest launch. We should discuss this over Twitter, maybe do a live Q&A.

So, like, when we're thinking about AI development, let's say we're trying to make it safer, right? The fundamental thing is, we need to ensure that, like, the neural networks are properly trained, let's say in a way that aligns with human values.

Okay, let's see if this new neural interface is working... yeah, looks pretty good. We've got about 40% better latency than the previous version. Pretty wild stuff. Hey team, can you confirm you're seeing these signals coming through?

Look at electric vehicles, I mean, it's pretty obvious. We're converting chemical energy to kinetic energy at about 90% efficiency. No complex transmission system needed, just motors and batteries. It's fundamentally better than combustion engines, just physics really.

So, you know, we're working on this really cool AI thing, and, and it's like, fundamentally changing how we approach robotics. We've got these neural networks that are, you know, basically learning at an incredible rate. It's pretty mind-blowing stuff.

So, you know, looking at this new AI system, it's kind of, well, it's sort of interesting how it... you know, processes information. Like, if you look at the neural networks, they're basically... yeah, they're doing this thing where... actually, let me switch around here... they're processing data incredibly fast.

Yeah, so like, we're basically redesigning the whole control system, right? You know, making it way more robust, probably 50% better efficiency. It's not rocket science... well, actually it is rocket science, but you know what I mean. We'll iterate until it works perfectly.