Keynote: Brain 2.0
summary
Describes concrete demos and numbers: 200,000 cochlear implant users hear via electrical pulses; a visual implant uses a 256-electrode visual array to give 16x16 grayscale “mobility vision”; an ALS patient controls a multi-axis robot arm and DARPA-funded versions return pressure feedback; hippocampus chips let rats form and later replay memories and macaque implants restore cocaine-impaired performance and raise task scores ~10 points; rat and monkey motor cortices are linked over the Internet for shared behaviors; silk neural mesh and a DARPA goal of a million electrodes aim for long-term implants.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 1:30Cochlear Implant
- 4:31Limited Mobility Vision
- 5:39Data out of the Brain
- 8:46Hippocampus Chip
- 11:20Scenarios for Communication
- 20:58Social Change
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