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Australian military is funding a computer chip merged with human brain cells
(www.freethink.com)
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this post was submitted on 06 Aug 2023
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Since posting the link, I'm concerned it may not be.
From a quick perusal, it seems to have an establishment bias.
'Everything's okay in Africa, also free speech needs limiting, etc...'
They posted an article about the military's involvement, and research involving human brain cells without taking about ethics once, and only in an optimistic way. As if they're selling us something.