Neuralink’s first human affected person performs chess along with his thoughts

Good morning. I hope you are having weekend to date. Sadly, our recording schedule meant I did not get to shoehorn in the truth that the Division of Justice filed an antitrust lawsuit against Apple — it will pop up repeatedly for the following six months — however we do have Apple hanging a doable take care of Google to make use of its Gemini AI in future iPhones. Sure, I did not see that coming, both.

For those who’re one in all our money-to-spend readers, put together for Dyson’s next-gen robotic vacuum, which is lastly debuting within the US. It is a mere $1,200. Sorry, $1,199.

This week’s tales:

🧠➡️💻 The first human Neuralink patient controlling a computer with his thoughts

🤖🧹Dyson enters the US robot vacuum market with the 360 Vis Nav

🍎🤖 Apple wants to bring Google’s Gemini AI to iPhones

And browse this:

Simply learn as Engadget Editor (and Physician Who critic) Daniel Cooper punches Disney+ within the photo voltaic plexus with its awful global release strategy for the following sequence that includes the timelord. The primary two hour-long episodes land on Might 11 and can then air on BBC One later that day in prime time. However that preliminary on-line launch is midnight when you’re within the UK. Dan lives within the UK. Daniel just isn’t blissful.