Recently, Neuralink took to social media to share a compelling video featuring Nick Wray, an ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis) patient, who skillfully manipulated a robotic arm to eat, all through the power of a brain-computer interface. This remarkable demonstration forms a crucial part of Neuralink's CONVOY research initiative, which has received the green light from the FDA (U.S. Food and Drug Administration). Wray holds the distinction of being the eighth individual to undergo the groundbreaking brain-computer implantation surgery. Leveraging this cutting-edge system, he has adeptly accomplished a myriad of tasks, including but not limited to, securely grasping a cup, donning a hat with ease, operating a microwave to heat food, and effortlessly opening the refrigerator door.