A video shared on X shows a Neuralink patient playing World of Warcraft without using their hands. The system allows control of the game using brain signals alone.
We continue to explore the causes of aging in the body, known as the hallmarks of aging, and how humanity can already influence them today in an attempt to achieve rejuvenation. Earlier, we looked at the general concept of the hallmarks of aging, as well as what can already be done about aging-related causes connected with DNA damage, telomere shortening, and epigenetic alterations, and loss of protein quality control, mitochondrial dysfunction, and cellular senescence.
In May 2026, Las Vegas is set to host the inaugural Enhanced Games — a competition its organizers pitch as an alternative to traditional sports. The concept is as simple as it is explosive: athletes will be permitted to compete using substances and methods banned under anti-doping rules, but, according to the project’s creators, under medical supervision and in a fully transparent framework. The official website lists May 24, 2026 as the opening date. The program includes swimming, athletics, and weightlifting.
AI has learned to handle letters, numbers, and words brilliantly — it constructs text, interprets commands, writes code, analyzes images. But all of this belongs to a world of symbols, where a mistake usually costs nothing: “rewrite,” “fix it,” “try again.” Physical reality operates differently. Cups fall, surfaces slip, light shifts, things wear out — and a “wrong answer” can mean broken equipment, human injury, and million-dollar losses.
