Neuralink’s Approach to Animal Welfare - Neuralink
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Developing ultra high bandwidth brain-machine interfaces to connect humans and computers.
Recent articles have raised questions around Neuralink’s use of research animals at the University of California, Davis Primate Center. It is important to note that these accusations come from people who oppose any use of animals in research. Currently, all novel medical devices and treatments must be tested in animals before they can be ethically trialed in humans. Neuralink is not unique in this regard. At Neuralink, we are absolutely committed to working with animals in the most humane and ethical way possible. Past Early in our company’s infancy, we relied on external institutions to…
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