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World's first AI Brain Chip helps paralyzed man walk again! China on track to becoming the world's leading superpower. The Neuroprosthetic Chip (N1 sensor), a tiny implantable brain-machine interface that enables people to control tech with their tho

In MIT's study, participants had their brains Status, scanned while using ChatGPT. → 83.3% of users couldn't recall a single sentence they'd written just minutes earlier. →In contrast, those writing without Al had no trouble remembering Rather than b

What is a Neural Network? Think of a neural network like your brain learning to recognize a dog. Imagine you're a child. At first, someone shows you a picture of a dog and says, “This is a dog.” Next time, they show you another animal and ask, “

MIT recently completed the first brain-scan study on ChatGPT users Rather than boosting brain function, prolonged AI use may be dulling it.Over four months of cognitive data suggest we might be measuring productivity all wrong In MIT’s study, partic

🧠 Poll: What does "thinking like a designer" mean to you? Let’s decode the mindset behind great design. Choose what resonates most 👇 💬 Drop your thoughts or personal definition in the comments! Let's build a collective brain here 🧩✨ #DesignThin

🧩 The Paradox of AI Progress: As models get bigger, they get: - More powerful - More efficient - More unpredictable - More human-like But here's what no one talks about: they also get more lonely. Thread on AI emotions next week.

Neuralink Secures $600 Million Investment: Elon Musk’s brain-computer interface company, Neuralink, raised $600 million, valuing the startup at approximately $9 billion pre-money. The funds are intended to accelerate research and clinical testing of

Your brain literally syncs with someone you love and that connection reduces pain. We often think of empathy as emotional. But neuroscience says — it’s electrical. A 2018 study published in PNAS found that when one partner experienced pain and the

We all love to think we’re productive. But here’s the truth: the average employee wastes 22 minutes a day on small tech hiccups. That’s more than 80 hours a year gone. Not on strategy. Not on growth. Just frustration. Psychologists call this “cogniti