With the help of Neuralink's implant, he has regained the ability to play video games, including the popular title Counter-Strike 2. Before the surgery, Alex was an avid gamer, using a specialized ...

In fact, the tester, identified only as Alex, is using his Link to play the fast-paced first-person shooter Counter-Strike 2. Like most Musk companies, Neuralink publicizes the details of its ...

Last month, a second human patient had a brain chip implanted by Elon Musk's brain-computer interface startup Neuralink ... first-person shooter "Counter-Strike 2" using his mind for controls.

Elon Musk’s Neuralink has reached a significant milestone, revealing that the second human recipient of its brain chip is now utilizing the implant to play the well-known PC game Counter-Strike ...

Video: Neuralink's second patient uses brain chip to play Counter-Strike 2: Quadriplegic man says he's 'super impressed' with the device - as Elon Musk claims MILLIONS of people could have them by ...

The second patient of Neuralink's new brain-computer ... where he used it to play Valve's first-person shooter Counter-Strike 2, through his laptop... and once again to be clear, using just ...

Forward-looking: Neuralink's recent update on its ... he was limited to interacting with a computer to play games such as Counter-Strike 2 through the use of a specific game controller for ...

Neuralink raised $650M in Series E funding to advance brain-computer tech, with global trials and new use cases now underway.

the patient has used the implant in combination with a specialized Quadstick game controller to play the first-person shooter, in addition to designing his own custom Neuralink charger mount in ...

According to Neuralink, it took the patient ... is now able to use 3D design software and even play the first-person shooter Counter-Strike 2. While the device has been plagued by health risks ...