Artificial Intelligence is not Information Technology
Artificial Intelligence is often described as the next phase of Information Technology. This idea has gained widespread acceptance across boardrooms, universities, and policy discussions.
Artificial Intelligence is often described as the next phase of Information Technology. This idea has gained widespread acceptance across boardrooms, universities, and policy discussions.
An international team of researchers have identified how three novel genes cause neurodevelopmental disorders, particularly developmental delay, intellectual disability and autism.
The latest manifestation of the effects of climate change and global warming is its effect on the human brain.
Studies have implicated at least 500 genes in such disorders. But scientists have no idea exactly how defects in most of these genes impair brain function.
On average, female brains were around 0.4 degrees Celsius warmer than male brains. This sex difference was most likely driven by the menstrual cycle.
Artificial intelligence is now a part of our daily lives, starting from email filters and smart replies in communication to helping battle the Covid-19 pandemic.
The team, from the California Institute of Technology in the US, believes humans were once able to sense the Earth's magnetic field and use it for navigation purposes.
Contrary to prevalent fears of obliteration as a species, Artificial Intelligence will only make humans smarter.
Patients’ stories, their circumstances and their will do not always align with the plans of healers.
US researchers have discovered two previously unknown areas of the brain that help humans process familiar and unfamiliar faces differently.…
