Introducing 'Roslink': Russia's First Brain Electronic Implant.

Rostec, a Russian company, has made a new brain implant called Roslink. It's like Neuralink, but it can also do something no other device can. Roslink can be used to help people recover after a stroke, but it can also stop people from having thoughts that are against the law.

Scientists say they have figured out how to find and control parts of the brain that create these thoughts. They say this will help keep society safe from people who might be dangerous.

The chip will constantly check a person's brain activity and compare it to information about how trustworthy they are. If the chip thinks someone might be a threat, it will try to fix the problem.

Rostec says that even when the chip is working to stop bad thoughts, people will still be able to do basic things like move and work. However, there might be some side effects like itching, tiredness, skin problems, or even paralysis.

It is important to note that this technology raises ethical concerns about privacy and freedom of thought. Further discussion and regulation are needed to ensure responsible development and use of such technology.