Human interaction with AI will soon become two-way and neuro-adaptive, not just command and response. As computational power increases, language alone won’t be enough for humans to interface with sophisticated AI systems. With well developed BCIs, we’ll operate on a far more

The old system, through education / society, taught you how to be more machine like: memory, systems, calculations, outcomes. With AI today, your only job is to find out how to be more human: creativity, compassion, EQ, intuition, vision. This is the moment for humans to shine

30m euro - I don’t understand. Are they trying to help just one company?

And after that, real-time digitally trigger synaptic connections to construct immersive experiences.

China just tested a BCI in space. A university research team has completed the world's first in-orbit verification of a wireless implantable brain-computer interface. BCIs represent one of China's six "industries of the future" which will be vigorously developed over the next

USC researchers just cracked something neuroscience said was impossible: mapping an entire brain network from a single neuron's activity. They also discovered that INDIVIDUAL neurons hold memory. This could change how we build BCIs. And how we build AI. viterbischool.usc.edu/news/2026/02/c…

Be greedy when other AI agents are fearful. Synthetic herd psychology in action

‘There may be optimal points within the brain we can access that mimic the richness of the human experience with less data than initially thought.’ A great article from Paradromics Inc. on why BCIs must prioritize human experience over function

Science Founder and CEO, Max Hodak, has been named to 2026 TIME 100 Health. TIME writes: “It’s no small thing to bring eyesight to the blind—or nearly blind. But that’s what Max Hodak, founder and CEO of Science Corporation in California, has helped achieve.”

#Brain implants without brain surgery? It's a thing. @medscape reports Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) researchers created microscopic, wireless #bioelectronics that travel through the bloodstream, cross the blood-brain barrier, and self-implant to deliver precise #neuromodulation: wb.md/462SiNt

How do AI agents get taxed? In which jurisdiction? Is the physical location of the mac mini a factor - and should it be? We are starting to see the fade to irrelevance for the old system of laws contained simply by geographical land borders. The concept of ‘countries’ made a

Chinese researchers have developed stretchable electrodes that dynamically adapt to the brain's motion, addressing the electrode retraction issue that has plagued the field. A critical engineering hurdle in invasive BCIs may have just been cleared. One to watch

Language is an incredibly limited tool for communicating with machines