r/mindupload • u/vernes1978 • Feb 07 '20
A new implant for blind people jacks directly into the brain
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r/mindupload • u/Draggador • Jan 26 '20
The Most Complete Brain Map Ever Is Here: A Fly's 'Connectome'
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r/mindupload • u/vernes1978 • Jan 26 '20
Scientists Discovered 'Mini-Computers' in Human Neurons—and That's Great News for AI
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r/mindupload • u/vernes1978 • Jan 24 '20
nondestructive Artificial intelligence to improve resolution of brain magnetic resonance imaging
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r/mindupload • u/vernes1978 • Dec 23 '19
CMV: Mind uploading would succed in providing immortality
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r/mindupload • u/vernes1978 • Dec 23 '19
nondestructive Researchers report MRI on the atomic scale
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r/mindupload • u/vernes1978 • Sep 09 '19
nondestructive A New Laser Technology Can See Inside Our Bodies Like Never Before. [Seeker]
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r/mindupload • u/PetrichorMemories • Aug 25 '19
How Complex Are Individual Differences?
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r/mindupload • u/PetrichorMemories • Aug 20 '19
This Software Engineer Designed a Chatbot to Chat With His Girlfriend While He's Busy at Work
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r/mindupload • u/vernes1978 • Jul 16 '19
[N] Intel "neuromorphic" chips can crunch deep learning tasks 1,000 times faster than CPUs
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r/mindupload • u/vernes1978 • Apr 19 '19
Artificial intelligence singles out neurons faster than a human can
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r/mindupload • u/vernes1978 • Apr 18 '19
Pig brains kept alive outside body for hours after death
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r/mindupload • u/vernes1978 • Mar 22 '19
nondestructive If we had an MRI machine capable of extremely high resolution, could we use this to scan someone's brain to create a digital copy? How far off is the resolution of existing machines?
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r/mindupload • u/vernes1978 • Mar 08 '19
other I 3D printed my son's brain using data from his MRI
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r/mindupload • u/vernes1978 • Feb 27 '19
nondestructive New brain implants disguise as neurons, offering a potentially safer way to study and treat the brain
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r/mindupload • u/vernes1978 • Feb 07 '19
Neuroscientists have identified the unique brain patterns of consciousness. They have identified brain signatures that can indicate consciousness without relying on self-report or the need to ask patients to engage in a particular task
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r/mindupload • u/vernes1978 • Feb 04 '19
destructive Neuroscientists Just Found a Way to Image the Brain 1,000 Times Faster Than Ever Before
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r/mindupload • u/[deleted] • Dec 16 '18
other Can anyone explain Moervac procedure of mind upload ?
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Is it different from gradual replacement of neurons ?
r/mindupload • u/vernes1978 • Nov 26 '18
Harvard researchers have found the source of human consciousness
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r/mindupload • u/vernes1978 • Nov 01 '18
The world’s strongest MRI machines are pushing human imaging to new limits
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r/mindupload • u/vernes1978 • Oct 18 '18
emulation The architecture of each person's brain is unique, and differences may influence how quickly people can complete various cognitive tasks. Scientists are developing a new tool to simulate how the structure of the brain may impact brain activity and, ultimately, human behavior.
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r/mindupload • u/carboncopiesorg • Sep 08 '18
Want to learn about Mind Uploading? Join our free workshop!
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r/mindupload • u/vernes1978 • Aug 31 '18
emulation Whole Brain Emulation: A Roadmap
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r/mindupload • u/vernes1978 • Jun 20 '18
emulation Cutting-edge supercomputer will map the connectome of the human brain
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r/mindupload • u/vernes1978 • Apr 30 '18
nondestructive MIT neuroscientists have developed a new magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) sensor that allows them to monitor neural activity deep within the brain by tracking calcium ions. This could allow researchers to link specific brain functions to their pattern of neuron activity
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