Neuralink’s second paralyzed patient plays Counter-Strike 2 with thoughts | Alex’s use of Neuralink’s brain chip allows him to game and design 3D models with ease.

From the article: 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 2.

The patient, known as Alex, suffered a spinal cord injury that resulted in the loss of control over his limbs. Last month, Alex underwent surgery to receive the brain chip, and the results are already making waves.

According to Neuralink, this advanced technology holds the promise of allowing individuals with severe physical disabilities, such as quadriplegia, to regain a degree of autonomy by operating computer-controlled devices with their thoughts.

Since receiving the implant, Alex has been able to use it to remotely control a mouse on his laptop, opening new possibilities for interaction with digital environments.