After a delay of a month, Elon Musk-led Neuralink's "Show & Tell" event took place last week. During the event, Musk said the company's goal was to create a "whole brain interface," and in less than six months, Neuralink will have its first device in a human. Speaking at the event, Musk said that he would be comfortable implanting a chip developed by Neuralink into one of his children's brains if the need arose. Follow @benzinga He answered a question about safety issues with Neuralink devices when actively implanted in a brain. "If you ask a question like, in my opinion, would I be comfortable implanting this in one of my kids or something like that at this point, if they're in a serious problem like if they broke their neck, would I be comfortable doing it? I would," Musk said. "I would say we're at the point where at least, in my opinion, it would not be dangerous," he added. Find the rest of the story on benzinga.com, link in bio. @benzinga . . . . . . #money #elonmusk #busines...