Here are a few stories that sound very sci-fi but have actually happened. The starting point of the stories - It begins with a mouse named Pythia. It was implanted with a brain-machine interface connected to AI, allowing it to control objects through brain waves and make choices with its thoughts. Using electrodes from the neural interface, the mouse's brain was activated to answer yes/no questions, and it is said that this mouse answered hundreds of science-related questions. - Then there is a baboon, Elvis @elvisape (originally the company name). It was also implanted with neural equipment, and its brain waves can create music, producing a neural electronic music piece called SONG V.1.0 that blends technology with biological signals. It is also assisting in the recovery of blindness, deafness, and neurological disorders (the song can be found on Spotify). - The third character is a pigeon, $PJON @pjonfly. Equipped with a neural prosthetic, a 360-degree mini-camera, and an AI module, it controls its flight direction using its brain through neural implants. This experiment symbolizes the future of brain-controlled drones (a more advanced version than regular drones). All three characters come from Neiry Labs @neirylab, using real science to change the world. They use tokens to allow the community to participate in deciding which brain-machine and neuroscience projects are worth funding (equivalent to a Launchpad). Each of them has its own token; the mouse has already reached 60M, while the pigeon was just launched not long ago.