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0:50Now PlayingElon Musk revealed this week that he would be comfortable implanting a chip developed by his firm Neuralink into one of his own children’s brains if the need arose.
The tech billionaire made claim while addressing a question potential safety concerns for Neuralink devices – both when they are actively implanted in a brain and during the process of removing the chip.
“If you ask a question like, in my opinion, would I be comfortable implanting this in one of my kids or something like that at this point, if they’re in a serious … like let’s say if they broke their neck, would I be comfortable doing it? I would,” Musk said during a question-and-answer session at a Neuralink event.
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