AI - Artificial intelligence
The first person to have Synchron's ChatGPT implanted in the brain
Synchron, one of the pioneers in brain implant (BCI) technology, is testing the integration of ChatGPT to help patients interact with electronic devices.
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Archeology
Shocking research: Egyptians had cancer surgery 4,300 years ago
The remains of an ancient Egyptian not only retain evidence of metastatic cancer but also traces of a shocking brain surgery.
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Humanity 100 million years later: An evolutionary journey beyond imagination!
When you look up at the stars, have you ever thought about what Earth will look like in 100 million years? How will people live at that time?
Health
How does the brain think?
How do thoughts form in the brain? Why does something suddenly appear in my mind?
Health
The relationship between ancient viral DNA and mental illness
New research led by King's College London (KCL) has discovered thousands of DNA sequences originating from ancient viral infections expressed in the brain.
Health
Discovering the magical effects of olive oil that few people know about
Replacing 5g (1/2 teaspoon) of margarine or mayonnaise consumed per day with olive oil can reduce the risk of death from dementia by 8 to 14%.
Health
What happens inside a sleepwalker's brain?
Researchers at the Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience have taken the first step in exploring a rather complex question: What is happening inside the brain of a sleep…
Cancer
The doctor got rid of cancer cells thanks to the method he researched
After becoming a volunteer in a clinical trial he collaborated on, Dr. Richard Scolyer's brain tumor disappeared.
Health
Successfully 'thawing' a frozen human brain for the first time
Scientists have finally found a way to freeze the human brain, then 'thaw' it while still maintaining normal function.
AI - Artificial intelligence
If Elon Musk's brain implant performs harmful actions, will people or machines be responsible?
Since 1999, two Australian and British philosophers proposed a hypothetical brain experiment. In 2024, the hypothesis becomes reality.
New technology
Humans can control objects with their thoughts without needing a chip implanted
Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University develop a non-invasive brain-computer interface that helps people move objects with their thoughts.
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Why do we hear someone calling our name when we enter the wilderness?
Auditory pareidolia is a phenomenon in which people can hear familiar sounds in quiet situations.
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New research: Watching sports matches makes you happier
Scientists have discovered that people are happier when watching sports competitions, especially sports like football, basketball, swimming...
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What happens to the brain when you're in love?
Love is truly a chemical reaction. It is these complex changes in the brain that explain why we feel such an intense combination of desire, desire and excitement.
Animal world
Which species has the biggest brain? Are they the smartest?
Which species has the largest brain in the animal world? And is a big brain linked to a high IQ?