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redshift13 discovered this in Neuroscience
•6 reviews since May 30, 2007
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redshift13 discovered 12 months ago- "A new experiment has shown that it's possible to store multiple rudimentary memories in an artificial culture of live neurons. The ability to record information in a manmade network of neurons is a step toward a cyborg-like integration of living material into memory chips. The advance also may help neurologists to understand how our brains learn and store information." And then I note... According to surveys, nearly half of the American public believes that the earth is less than 10,000 years old and that a fifth to a quarter don't know that the earth rotates the sun. When machines of astonishing and unprecedented capability emerge, they might be seen as magical beings, even gods, by some segment of the population.
- furinkin rated 10 months ago
- Scary stuff, artificial memories anyone? Makes me think of Bladerunner and replicants
- perry2801 rated 12 months ago
- Learning, Memory, And Progress Toward A Living Chip A new experiment has shown that it's possible to store multiple rudimentary memories in an artificial culture of live neurons. The ability to record information in a manmade network of neurons is a step toward a cyborg-like integration of living material into memory chips. The advance also may help neurologists to understand how our brains learn and store information. In addition to producing the first chemically operated neuro-memory chip, the researchers propose that their work implies that chemical stimulation may be crucial to learning and memory formation in living organisms.
- Mackamadjonny rated 12 months ago
- Fascinating. This is close to groundbreaking discovery. We`re entering a new road, where we are in the first step of being able to artificialy reproduce the faculties of the mind. This is pretty big. Memory inplants through chemically designed and pre-programmed neurons, which store or memories. *Shivers*
- Captain-Murphy rated 12 months ago
- One step closer to the robocalypse
- hanibash rated 12 months ago
- This is awesome! Slowly but surely, we are getting closer to integrating man and machine
