Futuristic Tech This Week

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This video covers recent advancements in futuristic technology, including Neuralink's upcoming human trials for brain implants, Healshape's 3D bioprinting of breast implants, scientists genetically reprogramming cells to grow hair follicles in mice, and the creation of quantum computing qubits on a silicon chip.

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1Intro with "Futuristic Tech This Week"
2Neuralink's human trials for brain implants
3Healshape's 3D bioprinting of breast implants

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here's what happened in futuristic tech this week!

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Neuralink is mentioned as preparing for human trials for its brain chip implants. Healshape is mentioned as raising funds for its 3D bioprinting of breast implants. Quantum computing qubits on a silicon chip are shown.

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FUTURISTIC TECH THIS WEEK Elon Musk Elon Musk's brain chip firm Neuralink lines up clinical trials in humans Implants that Musk says could allow paralysed people to walk already tested on a macaque and a pig Neuralink HEALSHAPE $6.8 million

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Futuristic Tech This Week Elon Musk's brain chip firm Neuralink lines up clinical trials in humans Implants that Musk says could allow paralysed people to walk already tested on a macaque and a pig Soon and so they are hiring clinical trial coordinators A startup named Healshape raised $6.8 million to advance its 3D bioprinting breast implant Using cells from the patients themselves which reduces the risk of an immune response rejecting the implant which can happen after traditional implants Scientists have also figured out how to genetically reprogram ordinary cells to produce hair follicles and implanted them in a mouse which then grew this hair clump and can be used to cure baldness soon And lastly for the first time ever scientists created quantum computing qubits on a silicon chip with less than 1% error