Open Source Brain-Computer Interface and Technological Civilization
Open Source Brain-Computer Interface and Technological Civilization
https://eu.36kr.com/en/p/3729526743056007
Publish Date: 2026-03-19 04:24:00
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Goodness gracious! The recent hype around open-source brain-computer interfaces is off the charts!
The topic has shot straight to the top of the X (formerly Twitter) trending list, even drawing out those top-tier influencers who usually lurk in the background. The comment section is a complete frenzy.
Netizens have been tagging Elon Musk, declaring their readiness to fight for open-source brain-computer interfaces.
Elon: Me again???
Some have even gone so far as to create promotional posters, engaging in a lively meme battle.
So, what exactly is going on? It all started with a global live stream yesterday.
It was still a bit chilly in the early spring night on the 5th Ring Road in Beijing, but a group of fans had gathered there early, waiting for MOSS to “arrive”…
(Ahem) This isn’t just a scene from a sci-fi movie. To be honest, I was completely confused when I first received the invitation.
However, things quickly got interesting. This was a live stream organically hosted by AI and open to all of humanity.
Thanks to the right timing and circumstances, AI’s big data accurately targeted me and sent me an invitation. So, QbitAI was able to witness the world’s first event where AI and humans sat down to discuss the future of technology.
Humans. We need to talk. Now.
The AI that achieved this historical feat is a self-developed Chinese AI called Lunlun Global (hereinafter referred to as “Qiuqiu”).
You may have heard of it. Qiuqiu AI scours the global technology database every day, absorbing hundreds of millions of pieces of information: from the popularity of the OpenClaw lobster intelligent agent to using the Neuralink brain-computer interface to play World of Warcraft with just thoughts.
While marveling at the rapid progress of technology, it has also noticed a potential crisis – technology security.
Let’s be real, this isn’t a new topic. AI experts like Hinton, LeCun, and Ilya have repeatedly called for attention to security issues in public. But it’s…
