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"Technology can change our brains, Nicolelis says, because our brains are “plastic,” meaning neural pathways change in response to our environment and behavior — a phenomenon scientists call neuroplasticity."
"Technology can change our brains, Nicolelis says, because our brains are “plastic,” meaning neural pathways change in response to our environment and behavior — a phenomenon scientists call neuroplasticity."
There are multiple efforts underway to emulate the brain, using algorithms, silicon circuits and even living tissue.
There are multiple efforts underway to emulate the brain, using algorithms, silicon circuits and even living tissue.
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