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Nov 23, 2023

Tech Titans Clash DARPA’s AI Robots, GPT’s Creation & NASA’s Trillion Dollar Quest! | Pro Robots

Posted by in categories: drones, food, military, neuroscience, robotics/AI

More information about TITA robot:
🔗 Official Website: https://shop.directdrive.com/products/tita?utm_source=prorobots.
🔗 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@directdrivetech4558

Meet the fast-legged TITA robot, which made its first appearance at the ICRA 2023 Robotics Show. Easily switching between wheeled and walking modes, the robot with eight degrees of freedom is able to move quickly on any terrain. In addition, the developers report that TITA combines exceptional perceptual abilities with advanced decision-making capabilities. Its maneuverability, sleek design, modular construction and ability to quickly swap payloads and accessories make it a true Swiss knife in the world of security and service robots. TITA also has exceptional fall resistance, improved self-healing capabilities, instant response time and enhanced obstacle avoidance ability. The robot easily adapts to difficult terrain and, importantly, supports secondary development in multiple modes. The latter not only allows you to control it at any level using RPC, but also allows you to program the robot for your tasks. If TITA has captured your heart as well as ours, you can learn more about the robot and even buy it for yourself by using the QR code on the screen.

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Nov 23, 2023

Canada — NATO Innovation Challenge Fall 2021: Cognitive Warfare

Posted by in categories: military, neuroscience

Are you a startup, an academic team or a SME working on a solution to secure the cognitive domain from attacks aimed at manipulating human behaviour and sow…

Nov 23, 2023

Cognitive Warfare — The Fight for your Heart and Mind

Posted by in categories: military, neuroscience

In his new video, Colonel Markus Reisner explains how both Russia and Ukraine are trying to use propaganda to influence the minds of western populations. He shows that in addition to the traditional domains of war, the cyber domain and the information domain are playing an increasingly important role today.

#Bundesheer #Ukraine

Nov 23, 2023

Your Brain: Perception Deception | Full Documentary | NOVA | PBS

Posted by in categories: education, neuroscience

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HU6LfXNeQM4

Neuroscientists discover the tricks and shortcuts the brain takes to help us survive.
Official Website: https://to.pbs.org/3Ic9dRS | #novapbs.
Is what you see real? Join neuroscientist Heather Berlin on a quest to understand how your brain shapes your reality, and why you can’t always trust what you perceive. In the first hour of this two-part series, learn what the latest research shows about how your brain processes and shapes the world around you, and discover the surprising tricks and shortcuts your brain takes to help you survive.

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction.
03:59 The Science of Optical Illusions and Blind Spots.
13:48 Is the Dress Blue and Black or White and Gold?
21:06 Yanny or Laurel? Auditory Illusions.
24:46 Is Pain an Illusion?
30:28 What is Consciousness? Blind Spots and Babies.
41:35 How is Consciousness Measured?
45:32 How the Brain Affects Memories.
50:14 Conclusion.

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Nov 23, 2023

A Psychologist Explains What ‘Mind-Reading’ AI Can Do To Us

Posted by in categories: neuroscience, robotics/AI

A groundbreaking paper in Nature Neuroscience seems straight out of a sci-fi movie.


We are now able to translate human thought into text and images with the help of artificial intelligence. Is this the end of privacy? Here’s everything you need to know.

Nov 23, 2023

In a First, Bacteria Seen Storing Memories And Passing Them on For Generations

Posted by in categories: futurism, neuroscience

A single-celled organism with no brain or nervous system to speak of may still form memories and pass those memories on to future generations, according to new research.

The ubiquitous bacterium, Escherichia coli, is one of the most well-studied life forms on Earth, and yet scientists are still discovering unexpected ways that it survives and spreads.

Researchers at the University of Texas and the University of Delaware have now uncovered a potential memory system that allows E. coli to ‘remember’ past experiences for several hours and generations thereafter.

Nov 23, 2023

The Promise Of Stem Cells In Aging Research | Dr Elena Seranova Interview Series Ep3

Posted by in categories: biotech/medical, life extension, neuroscience

In particular I like the 3D modeling segment.


Here Dr Seranova talks about stem cell use in helping with research into diseases of aging, particularly generating organiods of the brain by growing them from stem cells.
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Nov 23, 2023

Even without brains, jellyfish learn from their mistakes

Posted by in category: neuroscience

Plus, Charlie McDonnell and Jess Boddy join Weirdest Thing to talk about secret teatime energy reserves and quicksand secrets.

Nov 22, 2023

Unlock Your Intuitive Intelligence: 7 Secrets Revealed

Posted by in categories: neuroscience, singularity

Human consciousness is not confined to the brain and body, but is embedded within non-local fields of information, and trusting intuitive feelings can lead to unexpected and successful outcomes.

Key insights.

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Nov 22, 2023

Wi-Fi for neurons: first map of wireless nerve signals unveiled in worms

Posted by in categories: internet, neuroscience

Studies find a densely connected network of neurons that communicate over long distances, rather than across synapses.

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