1/ THIS 👇is the future of human-computer interaction Directional Arrow of Progress––non-invasive brain 🧠💻machine interfaces From Lux family co CTRL-Labs founded by our partner TR Reardon + acquired by Meta new paper in nature + covered in The New York Times by Cade Metz

We’re thrilled to see our advanced ML models and EMG hardware — that transform neural signals controlling muscles at the wrist into commands that seamlessly drive computer interactions — appearing in the latest edition of nature. Read the story: nature.com/articles/s4158… Find

After sitting on our remarkable neural AI research for several years, it's out now in Nature: nature.com/articles/s4158…

Excited to share that our work from the last several years on EMG neural interfaces is now published in nature! Among other things, demonstrates scaling laws apply to neural signals too. nature.com/articles/s4158… As part of this release, we also open-sourced EMG datasets for

Parth Chopra for clarity: our announcements this week are the first time that we opened up the science. Product to follow.

Pure MAGIC from Lux family CTRL-Labs acquired by Meta (and built and led by our partner TR Reardon + Patrick K—(genius computational x neuroscientists) Witness the "neural band" and the future of human computer interaction🧠🤯 theverge.com/tech/779566/me…

Neural Band Handwriting: "It was absolutely insane! I was writing whole sentences, first try, quickly with no errors. It was nuts." Huge congrats to the team! 🥳

Super intelligence is cool. But there is another category of AI that I really appreciate: ambient AI. When done right it’s so good that you stop noticing it until it’s gone. Some examples: - Detecting certain conditions from watches and other wearables (atrial fibrillation,

If only I could use Meta’s neural band with my Apple Vision Pro

There is no other editorial with the same level of comprehensiveness as Nathan Benaich’s annual state of AI report. Remarkable resource to get a snapshot almost every aspect of the field!

Gratifying to see the Meta Neural Band named one of TIME’s Best Inventions of 2025!

I always thought the decline in fundamental AI research funding would happen because AI didn’t generate enough value to be worth the cost. But it seems like it’s happening because it generated too much value. And the race to capture that value is taking priority. Just

I have looked up to Yuandong’s work from afar since ELF-OpenGo. Axing fundamental research in an era where even a single unexpected breakthrough could determine winners/losers feels shortsighted.

Art Lab That's the problem. People who are responsible for the issues are not the people who got laid off😅 In January, our team put down all the research we are currently doing, was (forced?) to move to GenAI <2 months before the llama 4 release deadline to help with all the