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A new policy document authored by seven Chinese government departments outlines plans to create a globally competitive brain&computer interface industry by 2030 (Emily Mullin/Wired)

Emily Mullin / Wired: A new policy document authored by seven Chinese government departments outlines plans to create a globally competitive brain-computer interface industry by 2030  —  A new policy document outlines China's plan to create an internationally competitive BCI industry within five years …

A new policy document authored by seven Chinese government departments outlines plans to create a globally competitive brain&computer interface industry by 2030 (Emily Mullin/Wired)
Emily Mullin / Wired: A new policy document authored by seven Chinese government departments outlines plans to create a globally competitive brain-computer interface industry by 2030  —  A new policy document outlines China's plan to create an internationally competitive BCI industry within five years …

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