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China recently announced that it has invested efforts into developing standards for a brain-computer implant. The technology has been characterized as something similar to Elon Musk's Neuralink. The Eastern power hopes to catch up to its Western opponent in brain-computer interface technology, according to the Debrief.The report noted that the People's Republic of China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology plans to generate a committee that will oversee the development of the brain-computer implant. The group is also expected to release information about how the research will begin.Chinese media said that the development was 'independently developed' and the nation's first 'high-performance invasive BCI.'Bloomberg reported earlier this week that China plans to invite technical and industrial experts from "enterprises, research institutes, universities, and other industries" to help formulate a series of standards including brain information encoding and decoding, data visualization, and data communication.The report noted that brain-computer interfaces is a relatively new domain of research in which a brain is used to control an external device, such as a robotic hand. Musk's Neuralink experienced success in March when they announced that their technology helped a man become the first person in history to post to X with just his mind.However, Neuralink has not gone without criticism. Fortune reported that people need to continue to have a fair amount of skepticism when it comes to this technology. Blaze News previously reported that Noland Arbaugh, the paralyzed man who posted to X just by using his mind, has had a specific experience with Neuralink that retains "precise control over everything you see and hear.""Neuralink has not published a single peer-reviewed research study—unusual in the health industry even for a privately owned company," the report stated. Additionally, the only stamp of approval that Musk's technology has received was the initial go-ahead by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to move forward with its first human trial.In April, a breakthrough Chinese BCI implant called the Neucyber was released by Beijing Xinzhida Neurotechnology. Similar to Neuralink, the implant was initially tested on monkeys, who were able to use their thoughts to control a robotic arm.Chinese media said that the development was "independently developed" and the nation's first "high-performance invasive BCI."The Chinese ministry is currently looking to the public for opinions on the matter. Suggestions for how to move forward are to be turned in by July 30.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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Archaeologists from the Università di Macerata have discovered the only brewery dating to the Roman era in region of Macerata and at the sites of Urbs Salvia and Villamagna. It is the only one found to data on the Italian peninsula which is famous for its winemaking tradition.  The brewery was found alongside a Roman villa with impressive monumental structures and this out of the ordinary discovery is believed to be linked to the ancient Gallic roots of the region, before their arrival to Italy. The Celtic tribes were known for their beer consumption.  Read moreSection: NewsHistory & ArchaeologyRead Later 

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