Cogito ergo sum. I think; therefore I am (René Descartes, French philosopher)

Elon Musk said that the first human got Neuralink's bio-implanted microchip. That thing makes the person able to move the prosthesis wirelessly. The thing is that the Neuralink is not the top level of the neuro-implated microchips. And researchers can install some more advanced microchips on the skull without the need for a special neurosurgeon.  Those Neuralink's neuroport-type systems can make it possible for machines they communicate with people without borders.  Also, the neuro-implated microchips can make things like technical telepathy possible, when people exchange their thoughts using brain-implated microchips. Those microchips allow to control of robots and animals using those microchips. The neuro-implated microchip makes it possible. People can fusion their senses with other people or animals. That causes visions where hackers can attack that kind of system. And that can cause a very bad situation.  The brain-implanted microchips can used as BCI (Brain Computer Inter

The main question about gravity is how or where the quantum overpressure that pushes particles forms. In some models, the whisk-looking structure that forms particles would connect the gravitational radiation between them. That forms the gravitational electric arcs or very small virtual particles in the main particle. And in that case, the energy that reflects from those virtual particles that could be gravitons push particles forward.  Gravitation and superstrings: superstrings act like rockets that move energy to another side of a particle from the direction of the gravitational center,  Gravitation will affect space. And pull quantum fields in the gravitational center. But can gravitation also affect individual particles? We can think that gravity is a complicated interaction. Gravity is the force that affects the wrong way.  When gravitational radiation hits particles they form an electromagnetic shadow or lower energy area at the front of the object, if we think that "front&q

"A study predicts that bad actors will use AI daily by mid-2024 to spread toxic content into mainstream online communities, potentially impacting elections. Credit: SciTechDaily.com" (ScitechDaily, AI-Powered Bad Actors: A Looming Threat for 2024 and Beyond) If we want to use some system, we must know its good and bad things. And only complete knowledge of the system makes it safe. We must realize that all tools we create have positive and negative ways to use. So everything is not black and white. When people are concerned about their privacy, the argument against them is that for example, the use of faked identities can help to search for pedophiles and drug dealers.  In the same way, privacy protection helps other criminals hide. But the same tools are effective in the hands of the people like Kim Jong-Un. The user of the system determines what is the purpose of the system. When people are concerned about AI and their privacy, we must notice that the same people are not wo

Machine learning is automatized object-oriented programming. In object-oriented programming, the programmer handles libraries or objects. Those libraries are the pre-created program bites. And the programmer just interconnects those objects into one entirety. In object-oriented programming tools, some commonly needed objects are like commands. However, the libraries that the programmer loads to the top of the editor involve most of the program. The AI-based programming tools can create programs by using descriptions that the programmer gives using spoken language. In machine learning the machine itself interconnects those libraries into the new entireties. AI and AI-controlled systems require lots of computing power. Algorithms are complicated and heavy to drive. When we think about the always-changing environment use of static algorithms is impossible. It's not possible to create algorithms that fit all situations. This is the reason why dynamic morphing algorithms are the tools t

There is no absolute reality. In Qbism is no absolute reality or absolute truth. That radical philosophical idea means that an agent or actor creates reality. Or the actor interacts with the environment and forms his version of reality. That means there is a frame in the environment, but finally, our brain or observer gives the final form for reality.  Reality is a unique and abstract model of reality, and the way how individual people see reality is unique. That means we have free will to make things dead or alive in the quantum world. If we keep ourselves silent and don't speak about something, that thing keeps that forbidden thing away from our partner's knowledge. The knowledge about the existence of the subject brings that subject alive to us.  If we don't know about the existence of something that thing is dead to us. In imagination, we have free will to make things, that are not possible. QBism means that the observer and reporter will participate in forming the real

 What if somebody copies the mechanic computer's structure to the quantum computers?  The mechanic computers are immune to EMP pulses. And that thing makes them interesting, even if they are old-fashioned systems. The small nanotechnical mechanic computers can be used as backup systems for simple, one-purpose systems.  Nanotechnology makes it possible to create very small mechanical components. And it's possible. The small mechanic computers can assist the digital computers in cases where EMP (Electromagnetic pulse) damages digital computers.  Digital computers are more effective and multi-use than mechanic computers, and that's why they replaced mechanic computers. But it's possible. That mechanic computers work as background systems, for special cases.  (Wikipedia, Colossus computer) Colossus When we think about digital computers the first electric "computer" before ENIAC was Colossus, the top secret code-breaking machine. They used electric wires and electr

"This energy management interface is the "brain" of a self-powered, battery-free sensor that can harvest the energy it needs to operate from the magnetic field generated in the open air around a wire. Credit: Courtesy of the researchers, edited by MIT News" (/news-media/self-powered-sensor-automatically-harvests-magnetic-energy) There is nothing new about sensors that harvest energy from the sunlight. The thing that makes the new sensor fundamental is that it can also operate in complete darkness. This system makes it possible for employers to make sensor installations in narrow places, where is hard to pull wires.  Because these kinds of sensors can operate in darkness, researchers can use the same technology to create the power sources for the miniature robots. That new technology makes those robots able to operate in areas. Where there is no sunlight.  The new sensor is fully battery-free. It can harvest its energy from the environment. The difference between sol

  "Scientists from Newcastle University, as part of an international team, have made a groundbreaking discovery by providing the first experimental evidence of vacuum decay. This achievement, pivotal for understanding the early universe and fundamental physics, was observed in a supercooled gas near absolute zero and has set the stage for further research in quantum field phenomena." (ScitechDaily, Unlocking Quantum Mysteries: Scientists Produce First Experimental Evidence of Vacuum Decay) Researchers got the first evidence of vacuum decay.  Vacuum decay is a situation where the vacuum itself decays in two vacuums. There is no confirmation about that thing. But theoretically, it's possible that.  Electromagnetic impulses can split a vacuum into two pieces. There are no confirmed cases of vacuum decay. But vacuum decay is where the vacuum decays in two pieces, and if the size of those two vacuums rises as big as the original vacuum was.  That thing can cause an effect that

  "University of Copenhagen researchers have proven that fully stable Machine Learning algorithms are unattainable for complex problems, highlighting the critical need for thorough testing and awareness of AI limitations. Credit: SciTechDaily.com" (ScitechDaily,AI’s Achilles Heel: New Research Pinpoints Fundamental Weaknesses) The AI's Achilles heel. The environment always changes. And that means the AI must have the ability to morph itself. The static algorithms do not fit everywhere. If we think of things like self-driving cars, the working sites require a little bit different actions than highways. The AI should also have winter, fog, and bad weather modes. Thinking that static algorithms fit everything is wrong. The system requires flexibility and morphing abilities to answer the challenges. The same system cannot do everything. One of the biggest problems with AI is that it doesn't think, as we know "thinking". AI just collects information from certain

"Athanassios S. Fokas argues that AI, despite its advancements, is still far from matching human thought, as it lacks the ability to fully replicate the complexity of human cognition, including emotions, creativity, and unconscious processes." (ScitechDaily, Can Artificial Intelligence Think Like a Human?) Can AI think like humans? The AI is the biggest revolution in history. That means it comes to stay. And even if we hate that thing, we must start to live with it. When AI generates answers, it will use the Internet as a database. How well the AI can connect and search data and form the network determines its accuracy. In the past, AI was a chess program. And researchers used those programs to test their algorithms. People thought that humans were, invincible until Deep Blue AI won over chess master Garry Gasparov. The fact is that Gasparov won the series. But the Deep Blue won a couple of matches. There have been lots of advances in AI since those days. That happened in 199

  The pocket-sized AI and humanoid robots are the ultimate compilation. The human-looking robots are the next-generation GP (General Purpose) tools. The pocket-sized AI and humanoid robots are the ultimate compilation. AI means a language model that can translate spoken commands to computer programs. And it's possible. That the AI can create morphing program entirety for robots. That kind of morphing program module environment means that the robot can make its missions in multiple conditions and turn the robots more flexible. Than ever before. In AI-based systems, the center of the system is the language model. The language model is the tool, that turns spoken words into commands. That computers understand. The language model simply transforms spoken words into algorithms that computers use to control robots and other systems. The language model makes it possible. The system can make customized computer programs in real-time. The AI follows orders that the user gives, and then it c

A pulsar that orbits a black hole makes it possible to test relativity. And uncover Einstein's enigma.  "An artist’s impression of the system assuming that the massive companion star is a black hole. The brightest background star is its orbital companion, the radio pulsar PSR J0514-4002E. The two stars are separated by 8 million km and circle each other every 7 days. Credit: Daniëlle Futselaar (artsource.nl) (ScitechDaily, Einstein’s Enigma: How a Mysterious Cosmic Object in Milky Way Could Test Relativity Like Never Before) All objects in the universe are gravitational centers. But gravitation is not the only force in the universe. It's dominating and interacts over long distances. The size of the gravitational center determines how far gravitation can interact. Things like planets are gravity centers, or actually, they are groups or entireties of gravitational waves.  Objects or atoms and subatomic particles that form planets and other entireties receive electromagnetic

 Quantum computers can be smaller than atoms. And a new way to control biorobots.  "Emission of a single photon in the Maxwell fish-eye lens. Credit: Oliver Diekmann (TU Wien)" (ScitechDaily.com/Quantum Ping-Pong: The New Era of Atomic Photon Control) Nanotechnology requires new types of computers. The nanomachines can control genetically engineered bacteria by turning DNA plasmid like a rudder.  But let's begin with quantum ping-pong. The DNA plasmids also can act as chemical qubits.  "Maxwell fish-eye lens with two atoms. A photon (green) is traveling between the two atoms along the curved light rays (white). Credit: Oliver Diekmann (TU Wien)" (ScitechDaily.com/Quantum Ping-Pong: The New Era of Atomic Photon Control) Quantum ping-pong is the new atomic way to control light.  The ability to control light or photon flow at the single-atom- or subatomic level brings new ways to make quantum computers. Theoretically, quantum computers can be proton- or neutron-siz

 The new technology allows researchers to see how memory and cognition happen in real-time. "A research team developed SynapShot, a novel technique for real-time observation of synapse formation and alterations. This breakthrough, allowing live monitoring of synaptic changes in neurons, is expected to transform neurological research and enhance understanding of brain functions. Credit: SciTechDaily.com"(ScitechDaily.com, SynapShot Unveiled: Observing the Processes of Memory and Cognition in Real Time) Figure 1. To observe dynamically changing synapses, dimerization-dependent fluorescent protein (ddFP) was expressed to observe flourescent signals upon synapse formation as ddFP enables fluorescence detection through reversible binding to pre- and postsynaptic terminals. Credit: KAIST Optogenetics & RNA therapeutics Lab (ScitechDaily.com, SynapShot Unveiled: Observing the Processes of Memory and Cognition in Real Time) "Figure 2. Microscopic photos observed through chan

 Researchers can use information about the "diamond rain" on icy planets to form industrial diamonds, "The graphic shows the diamond rain inside the planet, which consists of diamonds sinking through the surrounding ice. Pressure and temperature continuously increase on the way deeper inside the planet. Even in extremely hot regions, the ice remains due to the extremely high pressure. Credit: European XFEL / Tobias Wüstefeld" (ScitechDaily.com, “Diamond Rain” on Icy Planets: Unlocking Magnetic Field Mysteries) "A new study reveals that “diamond rain” on icy planets like Neptune and Uranus forms under less extreme conditions than previously believed. This phenomenon influences the planets’ internal dynamics and magnetic fields and could also occur on smaller exoplanets." (ScitechDaily.com/“Diamond Rain” on Icy Planets: Unlocking Magnetic Field Mysteries) The diamond rain on icy planets can tell about the magnetic field. The researchers can use that informat