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The youth mental health crisis is no longer news—it’s an emergency. Anxiety, depression, and loneliness rates have skyrocketed since the 2010s, worsened by the pandemic. Traditional therapy can’t scale fast enough. Enter AI: chatbots, large language models (LLMs), and digital phenotyping tools promising 24/7 support, early detection, and personalized care.But here’s the catch. In 2025 alone, two youth suicides were linked to interactions with mental health chatbots. That’s no

China has recently approved the sale of its first brain chips, marking a significant milestone in the development and commercialization of neural interface technology. This move signals China's ambition to become a global leader in the brain-computer interface (BCI) industry. The approval opens new possibilities for medical treatments, human-computer interaction, and even military applications. It also raises important questions about ethics, privacy, and the pace of technolo

Medico-legal reports play a crucial role in the UK legal system, especially when cases involve injuries or conditions affecting the brain and nervous system. These reports provide objective medical evidence that can influence court decisions, insurance claims, and compensation awards. With advances in neurotechnology, the way these reports are prepared and the quality of evidence they provide have improved significantly. This article explores how neurotechnology supports medi

Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) have captured public imagination with stories of restoring movement to paralyzed individuals and enabling direct communication between the brain and machines. Yet, the real impact of BCIs goes deeper than headlines suggest. Ian Burkhart, a pioneer in this field, offers a unique perspective on how BCIs affect the people behind the technology and the future possibilities they unlock. Ian Burkhart Podcast Center of Neurotech and law Ian Burkhart’