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today. Teacencies apply KPinance, free servicing offer available until 29th of February. Elon Musk's Nurelink says it's implanted its first brain chip in a human.

Plus the Fed kicks off its first rate-setting meeting of the year with all eyes on clues to when a rate cut might occur.

And China's E.V. price war heats up, sending shares of world leader BYD off course.

There's just so many EB makers, Tesla and Volkswagen, of course,

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It's Tuesday, January 30th.

I'm Luke Vargas for the Wall Street Journal, and here is the AM edition of What's News, the top headlines and business

stories moving your world today. We begin today in the world of science and on the frontier of human and computer.

That's because overnight Elon Musk said his company Neurelink had implanted the first human with one of its brain

computer interface devices with Musk adding that the patient was recovering

well though he provided few other details. The event could

mark a potential milestone in the development of a technology that could one day

help people with debilitating conditions to interact with their surroundings

via what Neurrelink calls telepathy, enabling the control of smartphones or

computers by merely thinking. And here to answer some of the many questions that we've got about this news.

I'm joined by Anne Van Hoostenberg, a professor of active implantable medical devices at King's

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