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Hey there listeners, it’s Brett Molina. Welcome back to Talking Tech. Do you remember the TV series Black Mirror? It appeared on Netflix and it was basically this sort of Twilight Zone-type TV show but it was focused a lot on technology. I believe the name Black Mirror is named after the fact that when you look at your smartphone with it off, it kind of looks like a mirror staring back at you. It made me think of this story that we have on tech.usatoday.com. Elon Musk’s Neuralink has been [inaudible 00:00:31] recruiting for a clinical trial director, bringing it a step closer to developing technology that could connect the human mind directly to devices. Basically what Neuralink is, it’s been described a brain computer interface. And it allows people to send and receive information between their brain and a computer wirelessly.
