ProBeat: Hey Elon Musk, how do I get this Neuralink out of my skull?

Elon Musk-backed Neuralink shared a progress update late last week on its brain-computer interface. The implantable hardware platform was shown working in a pig named Gertrude. When Gertrude touched an object with her snout, neurons captured by Neuralink's technology (which had been embedded in Gertrude's brain two months prior) fired in a visualization on a television monitor. Musk asserted that someday the company would be able to embed a Neuralink device in a human brain, in under an hour, without using general anesthesia. "You open a piece of skull," Musk said.