BREAKING: Six Neuralink patients are now sharing their thoughts through one public 𝕏 account, @Shivolink

Shivolink is a nonprofit research experiment run by MIT students and backed by Neuralink’s Shivon Zilis. The six participants live in different parts of the world but post through one shared identity.

How it works:

• A neural interface reads the words a participant intends to say
• The signal is converted into text
• The participant chooses what to share
• The message appears on the shared X account

The participants remain anonymous, and no medical records, facial images or precise locations are published.

Neuralink’s research is deeply misunderstood and believes projects like this can demonstrate its real potential.

Shivolink is not a Neuralink product or clinic. It is a powerful independent experiment showing how brain-computer interfaces could give people with disabilities a direct voice, greater independence and a new way to connect with the world.