by georgecastaneda | Jun 25, 2018 | Memory
Manahel Thabet, PhD Brain expert With brain computer interfaces (BCIs) having become commercially available after extensive use in the medical sector, recent research has found that they can be used to hack our brains for PINs or mine our minds for data. What is an...
by georgecastaneda | Jun 18, 2018 | Learning, Memory
Manahle Thabet, PhD Brain expert We are living in the age of algorithms, and AI is the natural next step in this age’s evolution. We can’t excise the tech from our lives, but we can benefit from it more and protect even the most vulnerable from abuses by shaping how...
by georgecastaneda | Jun 2, 2018 | Creativity, Memory
Raymond Keene OBE, Chairman, World Brain Academy Chess Grandmaster In mid 17th century Japan Miyamoto Musashi, the invincible Samurai warrior, wrote Go Rin No Sho, A Book of Five Rings, a penetrating analysis of victorious Samurai strategy. For over three centuries...
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