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The project is funded through DARPA's Next-Generation Nonsurgical Neurotechnology (N3) program.
In an experiment on flies, they injected the insects with nanoparticles, then used signals from magnetic fields to stimulate and control them.
"So, when people hear about about programs that are designed to build a brain interface, particularly one's that are funded by the government, people naturally get concerned,"
Don't worry, this will be used to help people. The government loves us! Right...
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