Comment se forger des valeurs dans un monde en pleine mutation ? Quelle formation faut-il choisir ? Que faire de sa vie ? Dans cette lettre à ses enfants, notre chroniqueur Laurent Alexandre livre quelques pistes de réflexion.
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Futures of the Web: semantic/symbiotic/ubiquitous web, internet/web of things, artificial intelligence, singularity, internet 3.0...
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Startup Knowm's has a combo 'Anti-Hebbian and Hebbian' (AHaH) machine learning approach using memristors (others use one or the other, but only Knowm uses both at once) thus allowing the customer to define their own specific learning algorithm using the same building blocks. 
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The simple act of saving something, such as a file on a computer, may improve our memory for the information we encounter next, according to new research published in Psychological Science, a journal of the Association for Psychological Science. The research suggests that the act of saving helps to free up cognitive resources that can be used to remember new information. 11/12/2014
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But the cumbersome experimental setup won’t replace Facebook's Messenger app anytime soon. So a team of neuroscientists sent a message from the brain of one person in India, to the brains of three people in France, using brainwave-reading equipment and the Internet. Yes, really. Francie Diep, 03/09/2014
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As a journalist who writes about neuroscience, I've gotten a lot of super enthusiastic press releases touting a new breakthrough in using brain scans to read people's minds. They make it sound like a brave new future has arrived. But whenever I read these papers and talk to the scientists, I end up feeling conflicted. What they've done--so far, anyway--really doesn't live up to what most people have in mind when we think about mind reading. Then again, the stuff they actually can do is pretty amazing. And they're getting better at it, little by little. GREG MILLER, 29/04/2014
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Jim Gunderson's curator insight,
October 14, 2015 10:27 AM
We have always accepted that some people seem to do better on cognitive tasks than others, and now there are scans to 'prove' it. However, given the neuroplastic nature of the connections, and the strong role that "fire together, wire together" effects alter the connection map - will getting a low or high score as a child become a self fulfilling prophecy?
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How do you want to be remembered? As Simon Parkin discovers, we may eventually be able to preserve our entire minds for generations to come – would you? Simon Parkin, 23/01/2015
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The drive to understand and replicate the workings of the human brain is leading to unprecedented collaboration between academia and the public and private sectors, says David Cox. David Cox, 19/11/2014
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Origami mediated chemistry, optical neuroimaging, wearable muscle memory, quantum dot photovoltaics, graphene fabrication, machine learning, neuromorphic robotics, better AFMs. Mark Bruce, 01/06/2014
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At last, there will be a printed journal where BCI researchers can submit their work to. It is called the Brain-Computer Interfaces published by Taylor & Francis, an international company originating in the UK that publishes books and academic journals. The BCI journal was announced and its importance was discussed at the recent BCI meeting at Pacific Grove, California.
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