马斯克公布脑机接口重大进展：受试者增至7人，未来有望控制人形机器人；扎克伯格又从OpenAI挖走四位AI研究人员丨AIGC日报

Group 1 - Neuralink has made significant progress in brain-machine interface technology, with 7 participants currently involved in trials, including 4 with spinal cord injuries and 3 with ALS, using the device for an average of 50 hours per week, peaking over 100 hours [1][2] - The potential for controlling humanoid robots like Tesla's Optimus through Neuralink's technology is highlighted, particularly for spinal cord injury patients [1] - Meta's CEO Mark Zuckerberg has recruited four prominent AI researchers from OpenAI to bolster Meta's superintelligence team, following previous hires from OpenAI's Zurich office [2][3] Group 2 - OpenAI has entered into customized AI collaboration agreements with the U.S. Department of Defense, the Indian government, and Grab, with service fees starting at a minimum of $10 million, indicating deepening applications of AI in government and commercial sectors [2] - China's first self-developed aviation transport model "Tianmu" has been launched, focusing on air traffic management and featuring capabilities like intelligent Q&A and decision support, marking breakthroughs in low-altitude intelligent management technology [2]