In a recent interview with China Daily's #DialogueswithThinkers#, Luo Qingming, an academician at the Chinese Academy of Sciences and president of Hainan University, said recent BCI progress has been driven by supportive policies and rising investment. But he warned against overheating: frontier innovation takes time, and breakthroughs rarely arrive overnight. He stressed the need for a coordinated government-industry-university ecosystem: governments should strengthen ethics and regulation and help build real-world use cases; companies should lead integration and rapid iteration; universities should pool interdisciplinary strengths to tackle fundamental challenges. Luo also cited Hainan University's tech-transfer policy: for technologies not involving national security, research teams may retain full ownership and disposal rights, and receive up to 95 percent of returns — reducing barriers to industry collaboration and speeding translation from lab to market.