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Neuralink’s President and co-founder Max Hodak tweets that he has left the brain-computer interface startup(Lora Kolodny/CNBC)

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Neuralink's President and co-founder Max Hodak tweets that he has left the brain-computer interface startup

Neuralink’s President and co-founder Max Hodak tweets that he has left the brain-computer interface startup  —  – Neuralink co-founder Max Hodak announced Saturday that he is no longer working with the brain tech company he started with Elon Musk.  — Musk – who is also the CEO of auto …

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