Elon Musk announced that Noland Arbaugh, the first human to receive a Neuralink implant, could soon get an upgrade. Musk hinted at the possibility of Arbaugh receiving a dual Neuralink implant to enhance his capabilities, particularly in fast-paced video games. Arbaugh has shared his positive experience with the implant, which he named Eve. He reports that it has allowed him to reclaim aspects of his life, such as gaming, studying neuroscience, and earning a living as a speaker. Despite some setbacks, including a pressure sore, he remains optimistic about his progress and upcoming updates in early 2026. The article also touches on Musk's financial maneuvers involving xAI, which has accumulated $18 billion in debt, partly due to the acquisition of Twitter, now X. In light of a potential IPO for SpaceX, Musk's bankers are strategizing to reduce this debt burden. A financing plan led by Morgan Stanley might help alleviate some of the interest costs. The merger of xAI with SpaceX aims to create opportunities for revenue generation, with a focus on space-based AI solutions, and aims to support broader initiatives like lunar base development. In a separate note, SpaceX successfully launched the Crew-12 mission to the International Space Station from Cape Canaveral. This marked a milestone for the company, featuring the first Falcon 9 booster landing at a newly designated pad, Landing Zone 40. The mission is part of NASA's transition of crew operations to SLC-40, freeing up other launch sites for future projects. Meanwhile, the U.S. has covertly delivered around 6,000 Starlink terminals to Iran to counter government-imposed internet restrictions during protests, despite the legal risks involved for Iranian citizens.