The autonomous bike is not the first of its kind, but the Chinese researchers who built it believe it demonstrates the future of computer hardware. It navigates the world using a neuromorphic chip, modeled after the human brain.

Here’s what else is happening

Malaysia: A senator apologized for proposing a sexual assault law that would protect the perpetrator instead of the victim, arguing that “due to what women wear” men are “seduced and end up breaking the country’s laws and face prosecution.”

Iran: The E.U., wary of the Trump administration’s hard line on Tehran, has been rejecting American requests for help escorting ships around the Strait of Hormuz and patrolling the strategic waterway.

EBay: The company is accusing three Amazon managers of conspiring to poach its sellers, an allegation that may get extra attention as regulators scrutinize anticompetitive behavior.

The Netherlands: A new law banning burqas, niqabs and other face coverings in some public spaces, which has been criticized as Islamophobic, went into effect on Thursday, though prominent officials said they wouldn’t enforce it.