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ELON MUSK HAS A NEW RIVAL IN BRAIN TECH 🦾 China is developing a next-generation AI-controlled prosthetic with lifelike bionic skin. Instead of implanting chips into the brain, the company is focused on wearable brain-computer interfaces that can help users control prosthetic limbs. 📹️ Xinhua

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