The computer-brain interface aims to help people with neurological disorders such as OCD, depression and anxiety

Elon Musk is working on developing a brain chip implant that will be capable of streaming music inside your head.

The startup he co-founded in 2016 called Neuralink is set to provide an update on how its computer-brain interface work is progressing next month on August 28.

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) July 9, 2020

The company’s initial aim is to help people with neurological disorders such as OCD, depression and anxiety. Eventually it hopes to essentially “upgrade” humans to help them “keep pace with advanced artificial intelligence”, reports TechCrunch.

Earlier this month Elon Musk responded positively to a Twitter asking if the chips will allow people to listen to music.

Successful tests have been carried out on mice and apes. In May, Musk revealed on Joe Rogan’s podcast that human tests could begin “within a year”.

He said: “There’s still a lot of work to do. So when I say, you know, we’ve probably got a shot at putting it in a person, you know, within a year. I think, that’s exactly what I mean, I think we have a chance of putting input in one end, having them be healthy, and restoring some functionality that they’ve lost.”

Musk also revealed to the New York Times he has urged Kanye West to delay his presidential bid, which Musk have publicly supported, to 2024, saying “I’ve done my best to convince him that 2024 would be better than 2020”.