Synapse Dispatch

One builder's weekly read on the brain-computer interface race. The few moves that matter, and what they mean.

This is not a comprehensive news feed. It is a point of view. Each week I pick the handful of developments that actually matter in brain-computer interfaces and say why, read through one lens: where machine and mind are converging, and who ends up owning the connection. Four decades in distributed systems, pointed at the most consequential interface being built. Published weekly, every claim sourced.

all dispatches

synapse№ 010: Who Protects the Patient2026·09 synapse№ 009: More Trials, Fewer Papers2026·08 synapse№ 008: What a Brain-Computer Interface Can Do for ALS2026·08 synapse№ 007: Paid EEG and Neural Rights2026·08 synapse№ 006: What You Can Actually Wear2026·08 synapse№ 005: Reading Out, Writing In, and the Quantum Question2026·07 synapse№ 004: The Doors That Are Actually Open2026·07 synapse№ 003: The Winner Is Not the Wire2026·07 synapse№ 002: Non-Invasive Got Real, and the Money Spread2026·07 synapse№ 001: The Week the Brain-Chip Race Crossed a Line2026·06

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