Is the future of brain-computer interfaces a promise of liberation or an invasive peek into our thoughts? Beyond Neuralink's high-profile endeavours, numerous companies are making significant strides in the development of brain-computer interfaces (BCIs).
Read MoreThis week's Synthetic Minds covers the transformative potential of AI tutors in reshaping education as well as other AI advancements, including MIT's model for predicting human and AI actions, and AI's role in revolutionizing CRISPR.
Read MoreMIT's recent study unveils an AI model dubbed the Latent Inference Budget Model (L-IBM), capable of predicting human and machine actions by analyzing past behaviors and decision-making limitations.
Read MoreThe promise of AI tutors is to revolutionise the educational landscape, making learning a more adaptive, inclusive, and transformative experience, regardless of language, expertise, and background.
Read MoreIs the future of AI not in its grandiosity but in its simplicity? Are small AI models set to overtake their larger counterparts in utility and efficiency, especially when privacy becomes more important?
Read MoreIncorporating generative AI into CRISPR gene-editing technologies marks a seismic shift in biotechnology, promising more precise and efficient healthcare solutions. This AI-developed tool refines the precision of CRISPR, surpassing the limitations of natural gene editors.
Read MoreAs AI evolves, we see an emerging landscape of AI models, like those from FreedomGPT and Kindroid, that operate without the guardrails typically enforced by tech giants, which aim to curtail the AI’s output on contentious issues.
Read MoreMeta just launched Meta Llama 3, touting it as the most advanced openly available large language model yet, aiming to reshape how developers, researchers, and businesses utilize AI.
Read MoreThis week’s Synthetic Minds covers ten tech predictions for 2035, from living movies to hyper-hyper personalisation. In addition, I cover an eerie new humanoid, desert data centres, VR for kids and more!
Read MoreBoston Dynamics has rolled out its latest creation, the all-electric Atlas robot, promising a leap towards commercial viability with its less cumbersome, more agile design.
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