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USA Develops Brain–Computer Technology That Could Transfer Skills Directly Into the Human Brain — Echoing Concepts Once Thought Possible Only in Science Fiction Researchers in the United States are advancing brain–computer interface (BCI) technology that may allow information and motor skills to be transmitted directly into the human brain. While not yet comparable to the instant learning shown in The Matrix, these experiments demonstrate that the brain can receive structured signals from machin