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Divergent Paths: China, EU, and US Approaches to Neurotechnology Regulation

Major global powers like China, the EU, and the US are adopting distinct regulatory and ethical frameworks for advancing neurotechnology, particularly Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs). Understanding these divergent paths is crucial for navigating global governance challenges and strategic decisions in this rapidly evolving field.

David Yazzie·October 1, 2026

European delegation signing Pax Silica initiative while Dutch minister opposes US chip export controls, illustrating geopolitical divisions.

Deep Tech

Europe Joins Pax Silica Initiative Amid Internal Divisions

Dutch Trade Minister Sjoerd Sjoerdsma recently met with US officials to oppose the proposed MATCH Act, even as the European Commission signed the US-led Pax Silica initiative.

David Yazzie·June 25, 2026

An employee in a modern office being monitored by unseen technology that attempts to read their emotions, highlighting the ethical concerns of AI in the workplace.

AI Revolution

EU Bans Emotion-Reading AI in Workplaces, Citing Ethical Concerns

By 2026, new European Union AI rules will explicitly prohibit systems designed to read workers' emotions in the workplace.

Aisha Khan·May 15, 2026