Walking naturally after spinal cord injury using a brain–spine interface
Always good to see novel uses of ML. However, let's not pretend this will ever offer any benefit to people with spinal cord injuries.<p>Any research that does not involve repairing the physical damage to the spinal cord itself is a distraction. Anyone who claims otherwise does not understand the physiology involved or is being deliberately disingenuous.<p>It's hard to think of an apt analogy, but perhaps consider a patient who walks into a doctor's office with a broken arm. Instead of setting the break and applying a cast, the doctor offers them a referral to a psychologist to help them adjust to life with a broken arm.