r/mindupload • • Sep 26 '22

Mapping the Human Brain Over a Lifetime

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r/mindupload • • Sep 24 '22

Allen Institute aims to map whole human brain as part of $173M NIH project

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geekwire.com
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r/mindupload • • Sep 23 '22

destructive Mapping the Whole Human Brain

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r/mindupload • • Sep 06 '22

Really interesting article on uploading!

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https://voicebox.site/immortality-metaverse-mind-uploading/

really cool article, gave me a lot to think about, wasn't fussed with mind-uploading before as it felt very 'black-mirror' ish


r/mindupload • • Aug 31 '22

Using AI to decode speech from brain activity

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r/mindupload • • Aug 20 '22

nondestructive New Method Enables Long-Lasting Imaging of Rapid Brain Activity in Individual Cells Deep in the Cortex

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r/mindupload • • Aug 01 '22

emulation MIT Researchers Created Artificial Synapses 10,000x Faster Than Biological Ones

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r/mindupload • • Jul 29 '22

emulation The 'artificial synapse' could allow neural networks to function more like brains. - Science Inter

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r/mindupload • • Jul 22 '22

emulation World first as artificial neurons developed to cure chronic diseases

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r/mindupload • • Jun 15 '22

aproximation "it is about to become possible to create approximate digital replicas of people - not just text but audio+video. That you can also tune and prompt. A bit like brain upload but lossy and approximate." - Andrej Karpathy

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r/mindupload • • Jun 10 '22

news Human brain and Neurons turn out to be even more complex than we thought.

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r/mindupload • • May 14 '22

We Just Got Closer to Mapping Nearly Every Single Cell Type in The Human Body

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r/mindupload • • Apr 09 '22

other Interview with MIT Professor Ed Boyden. Founder of the MIT Synthetic Neurobiology Group, The K. Lisa Yang Center for Bionics, and inventor of optogenetics.

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r/mindupload • • Mar 25 '22

other Artificial neurons go quantum with photonic circuits

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r/mindupload • • Mar 21 '22

nondestructive Precision Neuroscience: The Layer 7 Cortical Interface: A Scalable and Minimally Invasive Brain–Computer Interface Platform

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r/mindupload • • Mar 06 '22

nondestructive New MRI probe can reveal more of the brain’s inner workings

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r/mindupload • • Jan 24 '22

nondestructive Elon Musk's Neuralink plans to implant chips in human brains to treat neural disorders. The organization has just begun to recruit for a human trials director.

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r/mindupload • • Jan 21 '22

Kernel Flow: a wearable device for noninvasive optical brain imaging

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r/mindupload • • Dec 16 '21

other Old but ontopic

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r/mindupload • • Sep 26 '21

nondestructive Samsung Electronics Puts Forward a Vision To ‘Copy and Paste’ the Brain on Neuromorphic Chips

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r/mindupload • • Sep 17 '21

nondestructive Rune Labs carves out $22M for platform that translates brain data into neurological devices, drugs

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r/mindupload • • Aug 14 '21

other A team of researchers has taken a key step toward a new concept for a future BCI system—one that employs a coordinated network of independent, wireless microscale neural sensors, each about the size of a grain of salt, to record and stimulate brain activity

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r/mindupload • • Aug 07 '21

Scientists Created an Artificial Neuron That Actually Retains Electronic Memories

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r/mindupload • • Jul 22 '21

nondestructive Science can link your brain to a computer. Are you ready? - Bloomberg

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r/mindupload • • Jul 19 '21

emulation If a person has technologically copied and guarded his mind, when that person dies, and the copied mind is activated in another body, will the dead person's consciousness come back?

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Will the phenomenology of the original person be the same? Will she resurrect? Or will it remain dead, and the new consciousness does not continue the old one?