Rewiring the Mind: When Memory Isn’t Just Recalled—It’s Rebuilt Suppose we could actively control our memories, fixing errors, while bringing back things that have been ‘deleted’ by forgetting them. That’s not science fiction anymore. A group of neuroscientists from Stanford has recently managed to do something experts once believed was not possible for the brain. Read details…
It Took 3 Weeks to Crack What Their 3-Day Fever Meant We’ve all heard it: “It’s just the flu.” You feel a sniffle, a chill, sleep for a day or two, and everything returns to normal. Not always. Many, especially those who caught the flu last winter, are tired of it lingering so long. A Read details…
The Hidden War That Is Fought Below the Sea Beneath the waves, rather than on the surface, a new area where defense is needed is developing in European seas. Because of worsening geopolitical problems and the rising significance of undersea infrastructure, European countries are looking to advanced technologies. The transformation relies on AI in autonomous Read details…
A Silent Shift on the Streets People had a familiar practice which involved using an app to call transportation and briefly talk to drivers before they crossed through the city. Phoenix and San Francisco are cities where a distinct transition of rideshare experiences is taking place behind the scenes. The driving industry has introduced autonomous Read details…
Climate change exists as an active crisis which transforms into severe weather conditions along with growing seas and altered ecosystems today. The fundamental groundwork established by traditional mitigation practices needs innovative solutions because of the existing urgent and complex situation. The environmental scene is transforming through the revolutionary Artificial Intelligence (AI) which changes our current Read details…