Neuralink details 72-hour speech-interface sprint at VOICE participant’s home

At a VOICE study participant’s home, Neuralink says its engineers spent 72 hours building and testing speech-interface features. The work included automatic detection of intended speech, a prototype Grok trigger and Bloom integration that sends generated speech into iPhone calls. Participant Cyborg21 says he joked on a phone call again. Neuralink describes its devices as investigational and says they lack regulatory approval.