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@MarioNawfalposted on X
🚨 Neuralink patient #3 Brad (ALS) just got his REAL voice back, thanks to Neuralink + ElevenLabs cloning. His family can finally hear him again! Warm, familiar, full of life. No more robotic sound. Just him. This is the most beautiful side of AI. https://t.co/sZgQqB43VF
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Community Sentiment Analysis
Real-time analysis of public opinion and engagement
Sentiment Distribution
87% Engaged
79% Positive
Positive
79%
Negative
8%
Neutral
13%
Key Takeaways
What the community is saying — both sides
Supporting
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Giving people their voice back
many replies react with awe and gratitude, calling the technology life-changing, miraculous, and deeply emotional for families who can finally hear a loved one speak again.
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Radical accessibility potential
commenters emphasize this as an accessibility breakthrough for millions with ALS, paralysis, speech disorders, veterans and others who’ve lost communication.
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AI and tech as essential progress
several voices argue this demonstrates that “AI is not a bubble” and that investing in technology equals investing in a better future for humanity.
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Credit and thanks to developers
praise is repeatedly directed at Neuralink, Elon Musk, ElevenLabs and the reporters involved, with calls to recognize the teams who built and covered the work.
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Personal grief and what-ifs
multiple commenters recount lost parents or loved ones to ALS and express how much this would have meant, underlining the human stakes behind the technology.
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Upgrade vs. therapy concerns
a few replies warn this could be tempting as an elective “upgrade” rather than purely restorative, raising ethical questions about who benefits and how it’s used.
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Applicability questions
readers ask whether the same approach can help other conditions (spinocerebellar ataxia, polio, specific patients like Jason Becker), highlighting a demand for broader clinical relevance.
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Tech-for-good moral stance
some responses assert technologies should be developed to help people and suggest those used to harm will be rejected, framing the story as a moral case for humane innovation.
Opposing
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AI isn’t reading minds
it’s just listening to the question and answering.
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COVID vaccine linked to ALS
suspicion that the person may be a vaccine-injury case.
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Iranian media deception
claim that the burned Peugeot story was staged and Iran mistreats its own soldiers.
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Feed it to Robert Kennedy Jr.
a call to involve a prominent vaccine-skeptic figure.
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ElevenLabs voice cloning
concern that the audio is a cloned or synthetic voice.
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Pandering to Elon
accusation of currying favor with Elon Musk and mixing in “Islamist propaganda” to avoid suspension.
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AI developer brag
a reply claiming advanced personal work in AI and being labeled “Human agent+Architect” by Copilot.
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Accused of theft
direct allegation of stealing money from @Ellieinspace.
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Automation takeover anxiety
jokey fear about “the invoice” (automation) taking over.
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Preference for synthetic voice
a simple thumbs-up for the robot voice over the original.
Top Reactions
Most popular replies, ranked by engagement
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@MarioNawfal
The post was embedded directly from your page. But we will gladly include a reply citing you as a source again🙏
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@twlvone
this is what everyone should see when they ask 'what is AI actually good for.' not benchmarks, not chatbots. giving someone their voice back. that's it. that's the whole argument
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@KenFras84995065
Elon Musk I honestly have a software program developed from AI - I have been developing in AI for 18 months - according to MSFT Copilot - it professes that I am Human agent+Architect Opperting at a level in AI that it states society in general will be Opperting at - so 14 years..
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Prefer the robot voice
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@MarySchroe53726
I don't think its reading his brain that's Ai listening to the question and answering it.
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