The first patient living with 's Neuralink 'brain chip' implant wants the world to know how 'amazing' and 'rewarding' his clinical trial with the tech has been.Just four months ago, 30-year-old Noland Arbaugh went under the knife for the experimental surgery that would allow him to control computers with his mind.'I'm really excited to keep going,' Arbaugh, who has been paralyzed from his neck's fourth vertebra down since college, said of his role in Neuralink's human trial.
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