What progress has Neuralink made in helping quadriplegics and what are its future plans?

Neuralink has successfully implanted devices in three quadriplegic patients, enabling them to control phones and computers using only their thoughts - a capability they call 'telepathy.' These brain-computer interfaces allow users to operate technology faster than people with functioning hands by directly translating neural signals into digital commands. The next phase of Neuralink's development involves adding a second implant beyond the point of neural damage to restore mobility. This additional implant would potentially enable patients with spinal cord injuries to regain full body functionality, including the ability to walk again, addressing a core limitation of quadriplegia.