nanotechnology

The rise of AI dependency

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AI users are developing troubling dependencies on chatbots, outsourcing basic decisions, and watching their critical thinking skills atrophy in the process.

OpenAI’s Atlas browser raises concerns about selective content access

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AI browsers like Atlas filter content based on legal disputes and miss niche sources, threatening open information access in alarming ways.

Nanowire networks act like a human brain

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Nanowire networks seem able to simulate some human brain behaviors such as short and long-term memory.

Dead people will live on as avatars, while living ones might live forever

artificial intelligence
New technologies will allow people to talk to avatars of dead people while nanobots will make people live longer.

Organoid intelligence

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Biocomputers will be able to handle more computational power thanks to biological neurons created in a laboratory.

Nanoscale particles with never-seen properties

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A new non-standard approach to the generation of nanoparticles resulted in getting particles with never-seen properties.

The future of nanotech

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Nanotechnology is going to be one of the most powerful breakthroughs in the next future along with A.I. and robotics.

Micro-robot crabs to repair things and operate in surgery

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At Northwestern University researchers developed tiny micro-robots that can be remotely controlled and can accomplish several tasks.

Xenobots: robots that can reproduce

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Researchers said they have discovered an entirely new form of biological reproduction different from any animal or plant known to science.

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