In light of the recent lawsuit by the US Department of Justice, Apple, one of the world's most innovative tech companies, has found itself at the center of a debate over market dominance boundaries. Accusations of monopolizing the smartphone market by Apple have sparked a wide discussion about the balance between innovation and competition. This situation sheds new light on the company's practices, which for years have attracted both admiration and criticism.

At the center of attention was Noland Arbaugh, who, thanks to the Neuralink chip, can control a computer game directly with his mind. Arbaugh, who became paralyzed after an accident, became the first person to demonstrate the potential of this technology in practice. His ability to interact with a computer through thoughts without using physical controllers is a significant step forward in the field of brain-computer interfaces.