(CNN)-- Goodbye computer mouse, keyboard and monitor. Say hello to a new, simpler era of human-computer interaction -- this time, with no clunky hardware standing between you and digital information.

Today's kids are growing up with a computer interface that is vastly different from the one the world has gotten used to since the dawn of the personal-computer era in the 1980s.

The first human implanted with Neuralink's brain chip appears to have made a full recovery and achieved a remarkable feat: controlling a computer mouse using only their thoughts.