What a neuroscientist thinks about Elon Musk brain-jacking a pig

Elon Musk is worried about artificial intelligence. I guess he's seen The Terminator, or The Matrix, or Battlestar Galactica, or, well the list goes on... but he's worried humans are going to fall behind robots in the who's smarter. To address that problem, he founded Neuralink, a company he's also invested $100 million in. Neuralink is a brain computer interface that's implanted into the brain. One day, Musk hopes that it could enable incredible new capabilities like telepathy, and the ability to search the Internet with the power of your mind. Last week, Musk took the stage to give us an update on Neuralink's progress towards that Sci-Fi vision.  Mahmoud Ramin has a PhD in Neuroscience from McGill University. He shadowed neurosurgery in London at the University of Western Ontario, where he did a medical innovation fellowship. He and analyst Ken Weston join us to discuss the demo.