Neuralink patient uses brain chip to play World of Warcraft

A British Army veteran received a Neuralink N1 implant placed in his motor cortex using a surgical robot arm.

Within weeks the implant was paired to a MacBook and he learned to move the cursor, click, scroll and type by thought.

By day 80 he was playing World of Warcraft hands-free via the brain-computer interface and shared gameplay footage online.