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Computer training 'reading' gets human thoughts
A computer has been trained to 'read' people's thoughts by looking at the brain's endoscope when they think about specific words, researchers said last Thursday.
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Your wishes, orders to the computer
A fanciful dream of using thought to control things is now within human reach, thanks to two research works on computer-brain interface technology about to be published…
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The most boring day in human history
Yesterday may be a completely normal day and nothing special to you. However, according to a scientist from Cambridge University, ...
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'DDoS Beast' and human ego
Why is DDoS - a form of denial of service attack that is no longer recognized by true hackers - that is gaining popularity and becoming a dangerous weapon that cannot be…
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Talk in the way of Professor Stephen Hawking
Since January 2015, the software to help English famous professor Stephen Hawking talk to people will be posted online for free.
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Computer virus appearances can
Security firm FireEye has said it has appeared in the Middle East. An unidentified factory has been infected with this malware and must be deactivated.
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What difficulties do today's computer algorithms face?
Computer systems have been and will be very helpful in life as well as in other areas of people. But despite strong growth over the last decades, these systems still hav…
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Super computer passes the Turing Test
Some tests were performed today at the Royal Society in London with a computer to persuade people for the first time that it was also a living person.
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Data processing chip like human brain
A microchip that uses millions of electronic neurons and 256 million synapses can usher in a new era of increasingly smarter computers.
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40 minutes only simulates 1 second of the human brain
The world's fourth most powerful supercomputer
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Portrait of the Internet in 2025
In 2015, will we forget that the Internet exists? Will the Internet evolve so quickly that people can't keep up or will it make people feel extremely lonely?
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Software that simulates human images in the next 80 years
Researchers from the University of Washington have developed a strange software that accurately simulates human aging.
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Electronic blood for supercomputers
Researchers from IBM in Switzerland have announced new computers inspired by human brains and powered by what they call
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Super computer simulates human heart
Sequoia, currently the world's most powerful supercomputer, is built to maintain nuclear weapons. Recently, however, researchers have used it to replicate a breakthrough…