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Subsense Raises $27M for Nasal Nanoparticles Brain-Computer Interface

Posts describe Subsense developing a nasal spray of nanoparticles for brain-computer links.

Multiple X accounts posted about startup Subsense. The messages state the company develops charged nanoparticles delivered via nasal spray to connect brains to computers. They report the firm raised $27 million and began testing the approach in mice. One post adds that Ray Kurzweil joined Subsense. Other accounts compared the method to skull drilling approaches and shared images of the inhalant idea.

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DE Dexerto@Dexerto 3:00 AM · Sep 7, 2026
A startup wants to connect people's brains to computers by having them snort specially designed nanoparticles Subsense has raised $27 million to develop the technology and has already begun testing it on mice

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Subsense Raises $27M for Nasal Nanoparticles Brain-Computer Interface

Posts describe Subsense developing a nasal spray of nanoparticles for brain-computer links.

Multiple X accounts posted about startup Subsense. The messages state the company develops charged nanoparticles delivered via nasal spray to connect brains to computers. They report the firm raised $27 million and began testing the approach in mice. One post adds that Ray Kurzweil joined Subsense. Other accounts compared the method to skull drilling approaches and shared images of the inhalant idea.

Original post

DE Dexerto@Dexerto 3:00 AM · Sep 7, 2026
A startup wants to connect people's brains to computers by having them snort specially designed nanoparticles Subsense has raised $27 million to develop the technology and has already begun testing it on mice

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The Dygest@thedygest Yesterday
A startup called Subsense wants to connect your brain to a computer by having you snort specially designed nanoparticles. They've raised $27 million and are testing it on mice. Elon Musk drills a hole in your skull. These guys just want you to do a line. Competition breeds…
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The AI Colony R&D@TheAIColonyRD 23 hrs ago
A startup called Subsense wants to connect your brain to a computer by having you snort specially designed nanoparticles. They've raised $27 million and are already testing it on mice. Elon Musk drills a hole in your skull. These guys just want you to do a line. Competition…
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Vaibhav Sisinty@VaibhavSisinty 23 hrs ago
The man who predicted AI would match human intelligence, long before ChatGPT existed, made his next big bet. In 1999, Ray Kurzweil said computers would hit human-level intelligence by 2029. People laughed. We're now basically on schedule. His next bet is stranger. A…
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Perc 小珀克@XiaoPerc 22 hrs ago
@Dexerto the human instrumentality project is closer to becoming reality
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Barstool Sports@barstoolsports 19 hrs ago
Startup company says they can connect human brains to computers with an inhalant, which means it's only a matter of time before we're snorting technology
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Community Notes & Violations@CNviolations 18 hrs ago
You could one day connect your brain to a computer through your nose Ray Kurzweil has joined Subsense, a startup developing a brain-computer interface that could deliver charged nanoparticles to the brain through a nasal spray. The company has raised $27 million and is…
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- replies: 4
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405.9K

7 posts, first seen 1d ago

3.1K likes312 comments763 saves257 reposts

Sentiment

Positive25.7%74.3%Negative

Summary

Many accounts objected to Subsense’s nasal nanoparticle brain-computer interface as harmful or absurd, while positive replies highlighted its potential as a less invasive breakthrough if proven safe.

Based on 35 sentiment-bearing replies from 35 accounts across 4 conversations.

Subsense Raises $27M for Nasal Nanoparticles Brain-Computer Interface

Subsense Raises $27M for Nasal Nanoparticles Brain-Computer Interface

Sentiment

Positive25.7%74.3%Negative

Summary

Many accounts objected to Subsense’s nasal nanoparticle brain-computer interface as harmful or absurd, while positive replies highlighted its potential as a less invasive breakthrough if proven safe.

Based on 35 sentiment-bearing replies from 35 accounts across 4 conversations.

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The Dygest@thedygest Yesterday
A startup called Subsense wants to connect your brain to a computer by having you snort specially designed nanoparticles. They've raised $27 million and are testing it on mice. Elon Musk drills a hole in your skull. These guys just want you to do a line. Competition breeds…
- likes: 155
- replies: 65
- bookmarks: 4
- reposts: 32
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  Ummukay@_ummukulthum Yesterday
  @thedygest Competition in brain computer interfaces is getting weirder by the day.
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The AI Colony R&D@TheAIColonyRD 23 hrs ago
A startup called Subsense wants to connect your brain to a computer by having you snort specially designed nanoparticles. They've raised $27 million and are already testing it on mice. Elon Musk drills a hole in your skull. These guys just want you to do a line. Competition…
- likes: 90
- replies: 7
- bookmarks: 62
- reposts: 43
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  Apex Mentality@apex_mentality_23 hrs ago
  @TheAIColonyRD Musk built the hardware version. These guys built the software update.
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Vaibhav Sisinty@VaibhavSisinty 23 hrs ago
The man who predicted AI would match human intelligence, long before ChatGPT existed, made his next big bet. In 1999, Ray Kurzweil said computers would hit human-level intelligence by 2029. People laughed. We're now basically on schedule. His next bet is stranger. A…
- likes: 333
- replies: 39
- bookmarks: 263
- reposts: 65
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  Michael Preager@MichaelPreager 19 hrs ago
  @VaibhavSisinty "In 1999, Ray Kurzweil said computers would hit human-level intelligence by 2029. People laughed. We're now basically on schedule." Please show me the peer reviewed evidence for this statement. Yet to see any 'orginal human thought' from any AI regardless of…
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