Velco Dar, author of the forthcoming Neuraleap: How BCIs Will Redefine Communication, Business and Governance, brings his ideas to Bangkok for a private session. The talk explores how brain-computer interfaces could reshape the way we connect, work and make decisions, blurring the line between thought and action. With big tech names like Apple, Meta, Sam Altman and Elon Musk all racing into BCI technology, the conversation feels urgent, speculative and a little thrilling. Attend to catch a glimpse of the near future, where human cognition meets machine precision. For anyone curious about how innovation could remap society, or simply fascinated by the idea of controlling tech with a thought, it promises to be a rare, intimate encounter.

A global look at the $400B brain-computer interface market and how Apple, Meta, and Neuralink are accelerating the next computing revolution.

Biocomputing, or computing with living neurons instead of transistors, promises to use 1,000,000x less energy than silicon-based Al. Yes, one million times less. I recently spoke with Fred Jordan, Co-CEO of FinalSpark, to discuss what that means for the future of computing, intelligence, and the mind. Watch the video to see why connecting a neural network to a biological one might be the way to build the future of computing.

Interview with Noland Arbaugh - Neuralink’s first human trials participant. June 2025

A sketch (almost) entirely drawn by thinking - using the Neuralink N1 chip.