Neuralink Blindsight Human Trials: Can It Restore Sight?
Imagine losing your sight, then being offered it back through brain surgery. Not a new eye. Not a transplant. A chip that writes light directly into your mind. That is the promise behind the Neuralink Blindsight human trials, and it forces a strange question: if a machine draws the picture and your brain reads it, are you really seeing again, or learning a new sense from scratch? For the underlying science, see our explainer on how brain-computer interfaces actually read your thoughts. The technology is real, and it is close. Musk has said Neuralink is "ready" for its first human Blindsight implant, awaiting final regulatory sign-off (MobiHealthNews). But "ready" and "restores vision" are not the same claim. What blind volunteers…
