#NeuralLink

[mangor]

... braindance ...

[android-anathema]

in the future AI assisted security cameras will analyse everyones gait to determine if you're wearing a buttplug in public. absolutely nothing is done with this information except google ass (theyre bringing back google glass and making it horny) wearers will involuntarily be informed of this if they look at you and neuralink brain implant havers will hear an earsplitting shriek if they look at you that excites their auditory processing brain centres so much mild but permanent damage is caused. by then many other brain implant brands will exist but only neurallink devices will do this

[codecicle-archive]

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hivemind hivemind hivemind hivemind hivemind we are all neurallinked through a jrwi campaign click click click . mindbeaming you

[andromedaexists]

The Death I Gave Him || Em X. Liu

★★★★★

TW: SELF HARM (ON PAGE, WARNED), SUICIDAL IDEATION, SUICIDE (PAST, MENTIONED), MAJOR + SIDE CHARACTER DEATH

I feel like I need to mention how this book was recommended to me

Now that we know this very relevant background: The Death I Gave Him is one of the most mind meltingly fucked up thing I've read in a while, and I've gotten into erotic horror as of late

It is a queer and sci-fi retelling of hamlet that managed to be even more fucked up than the original, something I didn't think possible. Did it hit the sci-fi mark? Yes absolutely as soon as Horatio was introduced that was a yes. Is it queer? 100% it is because idk how else to describe what happens with Hayden and Horatio. Is it Hamlet??? Absolutely it is Hamlet may not be present by name but good fucking lord is the story interwoven into the very fabric of this book.

This book is also very unique in it's presentation, which I fucking love omg. It starts with a prologue that's less of a prologue and more of an academic introduction into the rest of the book. You see, this book and the recounting of what happened that night in Elsinore Labs is a recreation by a student a hundred years later based on what remaining evidence they have of the events. This is really fucking cool!!! Please give me more books like this!!! Learning about the student and their motivations through footnotes in the book is so fucking awesome!! Seeing where they had evidence for what happened versus where they created a fictional account based on personality, probability, and remaining dialog…. Stunning. Truly.

I also quite loved the interspersing of mediums in this book. We have traditional fictionalized prose mixed in with excerpts from Felicia's article after the events mixed in with readings from Horatio's systems and message logs from Felicia's pager!

It's all just so brilliant.

I'm making the call here to add the spoiler warning because I want to get into the characters a bit, so just be warned [SPOILERS AHEAD]

So, as per Hamlet, the first thing to happen is the death of the King. This time, our King is Dr. Graham Lichfield. A renowned scientist and researcher working on the Sisyphus Formula.

His son is Hamlet, of course. He's known as Hayden in this book and we get to see his descent into madness mostly through other people's (or other AI's) eyes. He is a pathetic man with no spine, just the way Hamlet should be.

Hayden's Uncle is Charles, of course. He didn't work on research with Graham and Hayden, but he does run the labs more or less.

Then we have the security guard: Rasmussen. I think he's supposed to be a stand in for Rosencrantz & Gildenstern, but honestly I read Hamlet back in high school and though I watch it at least once a year (David Tennant is the best Hamlet, I will die on this hill), I don't really ever remember Rosencrantz & Gildenstern. So this is just an educated guess.

From here, we have the Xia's. Felicia Xia and her father, Paul Xia. They are security and they are our Ophelia and Polonius. The brother exists as well in Arthur Xia, however he is not physically in the building and does not show up until literally the last chapter.

That leaves one. Horatio. Also knows as the Elsinore Labs Operating System. He is the AI of the building that has slowly gained consciousness over Hayden's life. He is also intrinsically linked to Hayden after the man turns on his NeuralLink so we know a lot about what's going on in Hayden's head because that's where Horatio resides.

Of course another key player in Hamlet was his mother, and while she is present as a character, she is not physically in the building.

And why do I keep saying physically in the building? Well that's because after the death of Graham; Hayden, Charles, Rasmussen, Paul and Felicia Xia, and Horatio are locked into Elsinore Labs. That's right, this is a locked door thriller.

This book is everything to me, like I am genuinely just so…. god I can't even think of the words for it and I am writing this the day after I finished it!!!

I was on the edge of my seat the entire way through the book, especially when we get lines like these:

It was Hayden Lichfield who I remembered. Not because he was brilliant (though he was), but because he was afraid.

Hayden Lichfield was afraid of death, because he was afraid of failure, and he spent his whole life trying to reverse it.

Hayden was not like me, but he was afraid of the same things that I was, and his fear changed the world.

What we understand of Horatio is inextricably entangled in what we understand of Hayden.

I would haunt you very cautiously. Leave some vague messages alluding to my existential dread in your shower every morning. Nothing special.

The Sisyphus Formula wasn't enough. It was never enough.

Do you want to live because you want to live, or because you're afraid to die?

Then be afraid. I will take you afraid and alive over anything else.

He splits himself open, willing or not, digs fingers into himself, thinks maybe the edges of death are pressing in at the edges, maybe finally he will find repentance here at the end of all things.

Just because you've been a jackass doesn't mean you've messed everything up irrevocably. You'll have good days and shit days and eventually there'll just be days, you know?

I am feral for this book, I am foaming at the mouth. I need to be buried with this book when I die. This book is intrinsically a part of who I am not in the same way that The Teras Trials and Bloom are. It speaks to something in my very soul

Anyways! I think that's really all I can say on this book without writing a whole ass analysis of it (which I would gladly do if people wanted that), so I will leave it here!

[rawstorys]

Elon Musk's neurlink raised $ 650 million in the latest capital

Jonathan | Nurfoto | Getty Alone Musk’s Brain Tech Startup Neurallink has closed $ 650 million rounds, the company announced on Monday. ARK Invest, Founder Fund, Sequiya Capital, Three Capital, Lightspeed Venture Partners and other companies participated in the round, a press release said. “The new capital will help bring technology to more patients to the new capital company and develop new…

[therobertburne]

You just know if NeuralLink actually works, Musk is going to have the one Link to Rule Them All.

[sifytech]

The nerve verve: The future is Neuralink!

Uma Iyer explains how neuralink has the potential to bring every science-fiction trope about a man-machine interface to life. Read More. https://www.sify.com/science-tech/the-nerve-verve-the-future-is-neuralink/

[theoloracle]

[ancientegyptianpyramidschemes]

Elon Musk Out of Context could start a cyber war lol or a kyber war... one is a lot cheaper than the other ... #elonmusk #ai #neurallink #cryptocurrency #blockchain #money https://www.instagram.com/p/CC2-sOgAE42/?igshid=1ihz0zlb9nn8b

[bornlistening]

*Elon Musk checking on my NeuraLink and its me meditating about whisking my brain like its half a dozen eggs*

[leximize]

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: NeuralPing HotLink

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – April 2, 2026 NeuralPing announces… Free, to the first one million applicants, NeuralPing HotLink implant A painless, direct-brain interface which provides secure, seamless access to the World Wide Web Get all your questions answered instantly through GChat‘s engaging query interface At your command, have local, national and world news delivered straight into your…

[minu25n1]

Falcon 9 launches 52 Starlink satellites to orbit @elonmusk.ab - cool 🥶 but this #Halloween , plz update THE progress, not a show. #neurallink @neura.link 😡💩🥶 (at Seoul, Korea) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ci7gnPlPDC2/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[the-spookeist-skeleton-blog]

How Neural Link works

good read, at least read the abstract

biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/703801v2.full

[gettechrich-blog]

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[leonrochamusic]

Metallurgical Progression August 17th, 2020 I will live to see some amazing technological advancements. 

[scienza-magia]

Neuralink, interfaccia "neurale" con il computer di Elon Musk

Neuralink: ad agosto si scoprirà come Elon Musk collegherà il cervello umano con l'Intelligenza artificiale. Il papà di Tesla e SpaceX è pronto a svelare la sua nuova avventura dal sapore fantascientifico: ad agosto scopriremo cosa sta facendo con Neuralink ossia un'azienda che permetterà di trasmettere musica direttamente al cervello. Neuralink si farà e il prossimo 28 agosto Elon Musk svelerà al mondo nuove informazioni sul ''fantastico'' progetto che ha in mente. La conferma arriva direttamente da lui, CEO di Tesla e SpaceX, il quale con un tweet ha voluto precisare e soprattutto promettere che novità sul progetto Neurolink sono in arrivo e precisamente si saprà molto di più a fine agosto. Ma cosa è Neuralink e cosa punta ad ottenere Elon Musk con questo nuovo fantascientifico progetto? Vediamo di capirne di più. Neuralink: il nuovo prestigioso progetto di Elon Musk Elon Musk con Neuralink vuole creare un'interfaccia ''neurale'' ossia la possibilità da parte dell'uomo di avere il contatto e dunque far comunicare il cervello umano con un calcolatore ossia un computer super intelligente. Si era visto qualche anno fa l'affacciarsi sul mercato di una nuova società capitanata da Elon Musck e denominata appunto Neuralink. Read the full article