Interesting - out of curiosity a few years ago, I glanced at neuralink's hiring site and was surprised to see the same. I'm sure these folks are very qualified at what they do, but if we're hoping to put these devices in humans, at some point all of the models and "hard" data will have to be matched up to something messier - disease characteristics, quality of life, etc. How many PhD EE's does it take to come up with an operational definition of things like "Depression" or "Multiple Sclerosis symptoms" so you can just "turn this activity down"? Good luck...