Artificial Neuroscience Artificial Intelligence

06/07/2022

The Environment of democracy

18/05/2021

Who's brain? Cybercomunication!

Digital twins/Virtual brains

08/01/2021

https://www.facebook.com/svegritet/

Brain stimulation and ethics in artificial intelligence that interact with humans

03/01/2021

The Human Brain Project

The existence of in-silico twins of individual brains raises a number of philosophical, societal and ethical issues, such as: What precisely is a “virtual twin brain”? What are the risks involved in attempting to copy the one organ we believe to be the seat of our consciousness and our emotional processes? How fine-grained is the individual fingerprint of a connectome-based brain model?

Digital twins/Virtual brains - Centre for Research Ethics & Bioethics (CRB) - Uppsala University, Sweden
https://www.crb.uu.se/research/projects/digital-twins/

Digital twins/Virtual brains

07/12/2020

Se Professor Harari's varningar och samtida presentation av ämnet.
https://youtu.be/JfyIW9wRvB4

Yuval Noah Harari with Brad Smith, President of Microsoft, and Kristen Davis, CEO and Founder of CinqC on a panel discussing technology and the future of dem...

09/11/2020

Neuro Cyber fusion. That's how neuroscience works in this days.

Georgetown: Neurotechnology in National Defense w/ Dr. Giordano” på YouTube
https://youtu.be/Ez4m_NqSRCU

Neurotechnology in National Security and Defense: Dr. James Giordano, Chief of Neuroethics Program, Georgetown University

18/10/2020

By professor Martin Ingvar Karolinska Institute Sweden

For each new insight into the function of the brain, it appears to be more and more complex. But the complexity of the brain also provides important answers to other research, that of artificial intelligence. Almost all major successes with AI in recent years are based on knowledge from the brain: complexity carries groundbreaking solutions.

What does it mean for human cognition if AI frees us from the need to memorize a phone number, directions, or a poem?

The machinery of thought goes through the research and history of the brain, as well as the attempts made to imitate it - to create a "machine". Martin Ingvar not only compiles the state of research but also leads us further into what may be the greatest upheaval in human history.

Will AI give us more freedom or, in the long run, provoke an armageddon like the worst dystopias in Hollywood movies?

Sedan 1700-talet har vetenskapen försökt förklara “spöket i maskinen”. Vad är det egentligen som händer när vi tänker, drömmer, känner och uppfattar vår omgivning?Martin Ingvar är läkare och professor i neurofysiologi och integrativ medicin. I Tänkandets maskineri förklarar han hu...

18/10/2020

Neuroscience Seeden

For each new insight into the function of the brain, it appears to be more and more complex. But the complexity of the brain also provides important answers to other research, that of artificial intelligence. Almost all major successes with AI in recent years are based on knowledge from the brain: complexity carries groundbreaking solutions.

What does it mean for human cognition if AI frees us from the need to memorize a phone number, directions, or a poem?

The machinery of thought goes through the research and history of the brain, as well as the attempts made to imitate it - to create a "machine". Martin Ingvar not only compiles the state of research but also leads us further into what may be the greatest upheaval in human history.

Will AI give us more freedom or, in the long run, provoke an armageddon like the worst dystopias in Hollywood movies?

Sedan 1700-talet har vetenskapen försökt förklara “spöket i maskinen”. Vad är det egentligen som händer när vi tänker, drömmer, känner och uppfattar vår omgivning?Martin Ingvar är läkare och professor i neurofysiologi och integrativ medicin. I Tänkandets maskineri förklarar han hu...

14/08/2020

Don't hack my body!

Nyligen fick Thiemo Voigt, professor i trådlösa sensornätverk vid institutionen för informationsteknologi, ta emot 27 miljoner från Stiftelsen för Strategisk Forskning, SSF, för projektet “LifeSec: Hacka inte min kropp!”. I projektgruppen ingår även Christian Rohner vid samma institutio...

15/12/2019

e BRAINS

Best-Reliable Ambient Intelligent Nano Sensor Systems

https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/257488

FP7,e-BRAINS,ICT-2009.3.9,SORIN CRM SAS(FR),TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITAET GRAZ(AT),INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES AUSTRIA AG(AT),STIFTELSEN SINTEF(NO),eesy-id GmbH(DE),3D PLUS SA(FR),SIEC BADAWCZA LUKASIEWICZ - INSTYTUT TECHNOLOGII ELEKTRONOWEJ(PL),FRAUNHOFER GESELLSCHAFT ZUR FOERDERUNG DER ANGEWANDTEN FORSCHUNG E...

20/09/2019

Brain Probes: development of new nano, micro, genetic, optical, and electrical technologies making it possible to study an ever broader range of brain structures and functions in greater depth, and more rapidly than is currently possible.
Ethical, legal and social issues: The HBP (The Human Brain Project) will raise important ethical, legal, social, political and philosophical issues both about the research itself and its potential applications. At the same time, its contributions to knowledge of the brain, cognition and behavior will have important philosophical and conceptual implications touching on basic concepts of what makes us human Against this background, the HBP will include a major program of activities dedicated to ethical, legal and social issues. The program will bring together scholars in the brain sciences, social sciences, and the humani ties to study and discuss relevant issues and will use all available channels to en courage open, well-informed debate, to dissipate potential public concerns and to enhance appreciation of the potential benefits of the project’s work.

Read article herehttp://www.cs.stir.ac.uk/gc5/flagships/HBP101020.pdf

20/09/2019

Imagine an apple — its greenness, sour taste and its fresh, crisp crunch; how does the brain create a representation of such an apple?

This is one of the questions the Human Brain Project (HBP) is asking. To better understand the human brain, you need theories, models and conceptual frameworks, which can be tested and refined. The HBP is supporting the work of cognitive and theoretical neuroscientists to unlock deeper insights into the workings of our brains.

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05/03/2019

Protein shakes. Would you like your magnetized?

https://www.theguardian.com/science/neurophilosophy/2016/mar/24/magneto-remotely-controls-brain-and-behaviour

“Badass” new method uses a magnetised protein to activate brain cells rapidly, reversibly, and non-invasively

27/01/2019

Real and the way to real artificial general intelligence.

Science open the holy grave. Can it be abused?

Andrew Hessel is a futurist and catalyst in biological technologies, helping industry, academics, and authorities better understand the changes ahead in life...

01/12/2018

Mind uploading the way to superintelligence

Sverige är ett av få länder i världen som genom tidig grundforskning har tekniken och kompetensen för att uppladda människan. Det som fattas nu är tid, den tid det tar att genom artificiell intelligens, hjärnmaskingränssnitt och cyberfysikaliska system hitta alla minnen i hjärnan och tolka vad de betyder.

Whole brain emulation (WBE), mind upload or brain upload (sometimes called "mind copying" or "mind transfer") is the hypothetical futuristic process of scanning the mental state (including long-term memory and "self") of a particular brain substrate and copying it to a computer. The computer could t...

04/11/2018

Brain computer interface

Magnetogenetics is a new technique for controlling individual neurons (Knöpfel
and Akemann, 2010). Using a virus, DNA is modified into neurons so that
The cells create a new type of connection to the outside world. Specially designed nanoparticles are inserted into the brain and connect to the connectors as keys fit in a lock. With a magnetic field, the nanoparticles can be heated, causing them to unlock the connectors, thus activating the neurons. As a result, it is possible to control individual neurons deep inside the brain30. This technique is in its infancy but deserves to be monitored in future studies.

Particles are, of course, not inserted into the brain, they are introduced with, for example, an injection.

08/10/2018

https://youtu.be/j0uw7Xc0fLk

Yuval Noah Harari spoke with 350 young people in South London together with comedian and presenter Russell Brand. In this first-ever Penguin Talk, Harari sha...

08/06/2018

What should we do with the new technology?

Silence is a political stance. If science knows something that is important for the political debate then they must speak openly. If science chooses not to announce what they know, this is their ethical choice. But it's not the role of science to have its own ethics. If this happens then they have soon lost their role. And the question is whether science should be financed without a political position on the subject?