futurology
- Dr.Roey Tsezana
- August 22, 2023
A new study, published in mid-August in the prestigious journal PLOS Biology, reveals a way to decipher the songs playing inside the brain. In doing so, he also provides an explanation about the way in which different areas of the brain perceive and respond to acoustic elements
- Science site The Conversation
- June 16, 2023
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What will happen to all our stuff? What will happen to our homes, our schools, our neighborhoods, our cities? Who will feed the dog? Who will cut the grass? Although it's a common theme in movies, TV shows, and books, the end of humanity is still a strange thing to think about
- Dr.Roey Tsezana
- May 16, 2023
The answer to the threats of artificial intelligence on the labor market: lateral roots
- Dr.Roey Tsezana
- April 17, 2023
Even programmers are starting to fear that ChatGPT will replace them. How real is the threat?
- Dr.Roey Tsezana
- April 13, 2023
Chinese researchers propose combining genes from tardigrades (water bears) to improve the ability of human cells to deal with radioactive radiation
- Dr.Roey Tsezana
- January 31, 2023
Autonomous taxis have indeed reached the roads in some cities, but they are still far from replacing taxi drivers, or capturing a significant share of the public transportation market. Private autonomous vehicles - those that are privately owned - have nothing to talk about at all. what went wrong?
- Dr.Roey Tsezana
- January 28, 2023
- Dr.Roey Tsezana
- January 9, 2023
What will humans look like a million years after the appearance of the Homo sapiens species?
- Dr.Roey Tsezana
- December 12, 2022
Less than a month ago, the first comic book produced without illustrators was published. In fact, only two names appear on the main page of the book. The writer of the story is Steve Coulson, and the illustrator is MidJourney: an artificial intelligence that knows how to produce drawings on demand
- Dr.Roey Tsezana
- December 11, 2022
Surprisingly, it now turns out that artificial intelligences that 'paint', like Dali, can push the world of science forward
- Dr.Roey Tsezana
- November 28, 2022
Researchers spread transgenic mosquito eggs containing a genetic defect that they transfer to the mosquito population in areas plagued by mosquito-borne diseases, thereby reducing the mosquito population to a considerable extent
- Dr.Roey Tsezana
- November 21, 2022
Last week I showed the XNUMXth graders how they can write books with the help of artificial intelligence.
- Dr.Roey Tsezana
- November 19, 2022
Scientists have developed a method to double the annual crop from one to two times, while improving properties in rice that can make it at least partially a perennial plant
- Dr.Roey Tsezana
- November 14, 2022
Chinese researchers used artificial intelligence to scan combinations of metals and elements and identify compounds that would break down the free radicals that damage hair follicles
- Dr.Roey Tsezana
- November 13, 2022
Amlek - Scientists have identified a new mechanism that slows down and may even stop the natural aging process of the cells of the immune system
- Dr.Roey Tsezana
- November 2, 2022
Last Saturday, Ukraine showed Russia - and the whole world - how the wars of the future will be conducted: between robots and humans
- Dr.Roey Tsezana
- October 31, 2022
When the researchers played the subjects new stories, they found that their transcriber managed to produce sentences that described the stories "fairly well". The transcription is not perfect, but there is certainly a similarity
- Dr.Roey Tsezana
- October 18, 2022
Scientific and technological progress is based on collaborations, on the exchange of knowledge and experience, on a global market of ideas. Any harm to the ability of scientists to communicate freely across political borders will also harm their ability to produce new knowledge, new ideas and ultimately - also new technologies * and this is even before China's threat to invade Taiwan
- Dr.Roey Tsezana
- October 17, 2022
In recent years, Kurzweil has been writing his next book - "The Singularity is Closer". Only a few - his closest friends and colleagues - know what the exact content of the book will be. And here, at the futurists' conference, we were exposed to one of them: Dr. Jose Cordeiro, who presented the draft of the new book and shared the most impressive prediction of it
- Dr.Roey Tsezana
- October 6, 2022
Taxi drivers and many others tend to believe any theory as long as it does not appear in the mainstream media but on fringe sites that profit - financially or politically - from these theories
- Dr.Roey Tsezana
- October 2, 2022
Could a combination of drones and XNUMXD printers allow us to build houses quickly?
- Dr.Roey Tsezana
- September 30, 2022
After helping Ukraine with encrypted communication during the war, Elon Musk will be able to help the Iranian people as well, this time not against an enemy from outside but against the government at home that shuts down the internet to suppress demonstrations
- Dr.Roey Tsezana
- September 18, 2022
Thanks to artificial intelligence engines like DallE and Midjourney, any snotty-nosed and future-talented child can produce impressive paintings in any style, shape and color. The debate revolves around the question of whether it is art
- Dr.Roey Tsezana
- September 7, 2022
In a recent study published in the scientific journal ACS Nano, researchers described how they used a tiny robot to clean the entire oral cavity. The researchers created a swarm of "iron oxide nanoparticles", which they controlled using a magnetic field
- Dr.Roey Tsezana
- September 4, 2022
Nanotechnology engineers at the University of California San Diego have developed tiny robots - micro-robots, in their full name - that are able to swim inside the lungs, reach the bacteria that cause pneumonia, kill them and reverse the damage they do to the body