China is accelerating its pursuit of a man-machine merger in an effort to gain a decisive edge in the global race for artificial general intelligence (AGI). Through brain-computer interface (BCI) research, the Chinese Communist Party aims not just to enhance human capabilities but to fundamentally unite human cognition with machine processing. Unlike therapeutic applications, China's BCI work is focused on non-medical “cognitive enhancement” to support its strategic goal of creating advanced, human-equivalent AI. According to experts at Georgetown University’s Center for Security and Emerging Technology (CSET), China is using invasive and noninvasive methods to create direct brain-to-machine connections, effectively turning people into conduits for computational power.

While Western AI development has largely focused on expanding large language models, China is exploring brain-inspired and embodied intelligence pathways, especially in response to semiconductor export restrictions. Statements from Chinese academics and technologists indicate that this is not merely figurative language—China envisions a literal fusion of human intelligence with AI systems, eliminating the boundary between mind and machine. As state media and university researchers promote this vision as the “inevitable future,” concerns grow about the ethical, geopolitical, and spiritual implications. This technological convergence represents a key pillar in China’s broader ambitions—and it eerily parallels the emerging infrastructure of the coming Beast system prophesied in Scripture, where humanity becomes enslaved to a controlling global regime through technology that promises power but delivers bondage.

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SOURCE: Washington Times