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  1. RESEARCH · MIT Technology Review English(EN) ·

    The Download: China’s brain implant ambitions

    China has approved the first invasive brain-computer interface, NEO, for use beyond clinical trials, signaling a significant advancement in the country's pursuit of leadership in brain implant technology. This development follows a successful demonstration where a paralyzed individual used the implant to write. Concurrently, Nvidia is launching its first AI chip designed for personal computers, the RTX Spark, which will power laptops from major manufacturers and is intended to run AI agents, marking a competitive move against Apple and Intel. AI

    The Download: China’s brain implant ambitions

    IMPACT The launch of AI-specific PC chips could accelerate on-device AI capabilities and user adoption of AI agents.

  2. RESEARCH · MIT Technology Review English(EN) · · [4 sources]

    China has approved the world’s first invasive brain-computer chip—here’s what’s next

    China has approved the first invasive brain-computer interface (BCI) chip, marking a significant advancement in medical technology. This chip aims to restore motor functions for individuals with spinal cord injuries, allowing them to regain abilities like writing. The development signifies a major step forward in the application of BCI technology for therapeutic purposes. AI

    IMPACT Enables restoration of motor functions for individuals with spinal cord injuries, potentially leading to wider therapeutic applications of BCI.