China Said Yes When the FDA Said No. Now Brain Computers Are Here. @TheProfGPod
China Said Yes When the FDA Said No. Now Brain Computers Are Here. @TheProfGPod
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
China's National Medical Products Administration made history with the world's first commercial approval of a brain-computer interface, while Neuralink is still in clinical trials with 21 participants. The gap between China and the US on brain-computer interfaces isn't just about funding — it's about how willing each country is to approve the technology. Alice Han and James Kynge discuss, on China Decode.
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China Said Yes When the FDA Said No. Now Brain Computers Are Here.

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