Computerworld July 2, 2024
Elizabeth Montalbano

A new committee formed by the country’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology is hearing opinions on various issues — including technical aspects as well as ethics and safety concerns — that will be key to the future of the technology.

China aims to be among the first countries to begin developing standards for the future of brain-computer interfaces with the establishment of a new technical committee by its Ministry of Industry and Information Technology specifically for this purpose.

The ministry’s Brain-Computer Interface Standardization Technical Committee is currently fielding opinions and ideas on various issues associated with the technology and standards that the country already has set for its development, according to a press release published online by the Ministry.

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