Computer science engineers should be fascinated that implants allow the brain to conduct transfer learning like artificial neural network systems. "I know kung fu." — The Matrix (1999)

“Researchers \[from Wake Forest University, the University of California, and the University of Kentucky\] performed surgery on 11 rats,” writes Michael Joseph Gross in “The Pentagon’s Push to Program Soldiers’ Brains” for The Atlantic:

Into each rat’s brain, an electronic array—featuring 16 stainless-steel wires—was implanted. After the rats recovered from surgery, they were separated into two groups, and they spent a period of weeks getting educated, though one group was educated more than the other. When the more educated group …

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