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Tag Archives: brain
Jeff Hawkins: Recreating Human Intelligence
If you are at all interested in artificial intelligence and understanding how the human brain works then following the work [...]
Posted in AI
Tagged ai, AI, brain, hawkins, intelligence, jeff hawkins, neocortex, neuron, prediction
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Artificial Retina Brings Sight Back to the Blind
Wow! Physorg.com reports that an artificial retina has achieved real success in bringing limited sight to the blind. The Department [...]
Posted in Cyborg, Longevity And Health
Tagged array, artificial retina, blind, brain, electrode, eye, macular degeneration, sight
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The Rise of the Cyborgs
Discover Magazine has just blown me away with a fascinating story on the current state of brain-computer interfaces (BCI). The [...]
Posted in AI, Cyborg, Robots
Tagged bci, brain, brain-computer interface, implant, signal
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Lumosity: Keeping Your Brain Healthy so you Can Make it to the Singularity
In the coming decades mankind will unleash an amazing torrent of technological abilities as we march toward the singularity, but [...]
Posted in AI, Longevity And Health
Tagged bpi, brain, brain performance index, luminosity, memory, training
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Want to reverse engineer the brain? Reverse engineer the roundworm first…
From the IEEE report on the singularity I found an interesting piece of information from the article titled “Can Can [...]
IEEE special report on the singularity
IEEE produced a special report on the singularity in its June 2008 issue located here: http://www.spectrum.ieee.org/singularity This is a comprehensive [...]
Posted in AI, Computer Interfaces, Genetics, Longevity And Health, Robots
Tagged ai, brain, cells, computers, evolution, genes, ieee, longevity, nanotechnology, Singularity
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Numenta Is Imitating Your Brain
Decent piece in BusinessWeek profiling Jeff Hawkins’ startup Numenta. Numenta is building artificial intelligence that attempts to replicate the function [...]