According to local news in China, authorities in the country have launched a large-scale initiative to develop brain-computer interfaces (BCAs) similar to Elon Musk's Neuralink.
Several brain chip startups have already received approval from health regulators to sell their devices, while insurance companies have announced the first commercial policies covering the invasive surgery required to implant these devices.
Once implanted in the brain, t…
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According to local news in China, authorities in the country have launched a large-scale initiative to develop brain-computer interfaces (BCAs) similar to Elon Musk's Neuralink.
Several brain chip startups have already received approval from health regulators to sell their devices, while insurance companies have announced the first commercial policies covering the invasive surgery required to implant these devices.
Once implanted in the brain, t…