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When questioned about his upcoming plans to undergo a brain-computer interface trial, Cai Lei clarified that this wasn't a hasty or impromptu decision, nor was it driven by the necessity of an imminent operation. Rather, it's a choice rooted in his consistent engagement and experimentation with non-invasive brain-computer devices over the last five years. In his view, brain-computer interfaces not only extend the lifespan of patients but also imbue their lives with dignity and purpose. He aspires to have an "embodied intelligent avatar," which would allow him to stay by his family's side and communicate via a robotic representation. At present, he's actively advocating for relevant clinical research across various institutions, eagerly anticipating a future where he can engage with the world through his thoughts alone.
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