Eve of BrainGPT? Monolith closed-door salon discusses what brain-computer interfaces still lack for a product leap

On August 29, Monolith held a closed-door brain-computer interface salon with various parties, summarizing several observations on where brain-computer technology stands and what it still lacks for a product leap. The article notes that technology routes have diverged into invasive electrodes, EEG, brain surface, vascular intervention, electronic skin, ultrasound, and others, and the market has not yet converged; brain data faces a data wall where quality, scale, and diversity are difficult to achieve simultaneously, and although public EEG data has accumulated to tens of TB, metadata is not standardized, and the industry has no consensus on whether to first solve acquisition or first understand existing signals.