| Computational neuroscientist Randal Koene at a recent TED talk discussed how humans are increasingly augmenting ourselves, and that soon this will include augmenting and backing up our brains. |
SIM is a field of research which seeks to understand the brain and nervous system of a wide range of organisms, including humans, in order to facilitate emulation of these organisms in an artificial substrate, namely a computer.
Koene published two articles earlier this year in the Special Issue on Mind Uploading (Vol. 4, issue 1, June 2012) of the International Journal of Machine Consciousness.
Koene's research is centered on how to decode and simulate brain processes on computers and to find out, if and how could we possibly transfer mind to a non-biological substrate that is needed in patient-specific neuroprostheses. He is also working on the feasibility and roadmap to whole brain emulation.
SOURCE TEDx Talks
Koene's research is centered on how to decode and simulate brain processes on computers and to find out, if and how could we possibly transfer mind to a non-biological substrate that is needed in patient-specific neuroprostheses. He is also working on the feasibility and roadmap to whole brain emulation.
SOURCE TEDx Talks
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