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Scientific American Explores Whether Computers Could Match the Brain’s Energy Efficiency
A report examines the gap between the power efficiency of the human brain and today’s brain-inspired computing systems.
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A report examines the gap between the power efficiency of the human brain and today’s brain-inspired computing systems.

New research points to a small population of highly connected neurons capable of switching the brain into sleep mode, according to a report from Ars Technica.

A report describes an experiment in which human brain cells were used to substitute for a mouse's cortex, with researchers finding only a slight functional improvement compared to mice lacking the brain structure entirely.

Scientific American reports on new research examining why humans often experience beauty collectively, pointing to shared patterns in brain activity.