Sci-Fi: Elon Musk Wants To Put Computer Chips In Human Brains

Mayowa Ige

Mayowa Ige, Analyst at Financial Derivatives Company Limited, spoke to the Global Business Report about Elon Musk’s passion project Neuralink, a company seeking to make advancements in neuroscience by giving paralyzed people a chance to regain their motor skills via an implanted chip that interfaces with a computer. She also spoke about lifestyle company Nairabox starting a cinema subscription service in Nigeria. Be sure to watch this highly informative video!

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