Scientists have successfully reconstructed videos purely from the brain activity of mice, showing what the mice were seeing, in a new study led by University College London (UCL) researchers. The findings, published in eLife, could help shed light on the intricate workings of how the brain processes visual information and open new avenues for exploring how different species perceive the world.
Get ready for the machine that root canals your thoughts out of your brain, Westoids. Teach your kids to think good things.
Science is probably the hardest resource-allocation challenge there is. The timing/nature/size of the payoffs are rather unpredictable, and the labor is rarely fungible. Geniuses in one very specific niche may be utterly useless doing anything else, and you can’t reliably predict whether their research will be worthwhile.
Science is probably the hardest resource-allocation challenge there is. The timing/nature/size of the payoffs are rather unpredictable, and the labor is rarely fungible. Geniuses in one very specific niche may be utterly useless doing anything else, and you can’t reliably predict whether their research will be worthwhile.