UK Man with Neuralink Chip Calls Experience Magical

A man named Sebastian Gomez-Pena, who can't move his body from the neck down, got a special brain chip called Neuralink.

This chip helps him control his computer just by thinking about it.

He says it feels like magic because he can move his cursor and open things without using his hands.

The chip has tiny wires that read his brain signals and send them to a computer.

Doctors hope this technology can help more people who can't move their bodies.

There are 21 people in the trial, and it's happening in a hospital in London.

The chip was put in his brain during a five-hour operation.

Sebastian can now do things like scroll through papers and switch windows just by thinking about it.

This makes him feel hopeful and more independent.