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Faculty and alumni are helping shape policy on the use of artificial intelligence to maximize its benefits while guarding against potential harms

If Leonard White shows you around the Duke Institute for Brain Sciences, there’s a good chance he will hand you an actual brain. It weighs about three pounds, but unlike the squishy one in your skull, brains preserved for study feel rubbery. And visitors love to hold them.  “They respond with wonder, with excitement, with maybe a bit of nervousness, but with amazing curiosity,” says White. “And it’s a very rewarding experience for my guests, as well as for myself.”  

Boston, MA (PRWEB) May 23, 2023 -- Encoura®, an educational data science and research organization, announced today the lineup of industry luminaries slated

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In spite of its challenges, Professor Jedediah Purdy says democracy offers the best answers to “political” questions

Militaries are racing to develop weapons that could one day directly assault or disable human minds. We ignore this broader context at our peril

China's thought police may already be at work in America. US citizens may discover that the tech they use every day is being abused by a foreign adversary.

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Groundbreakers at the conference were asked what’s coming next for the brain, climate, medicine, labor, security and business.

Today, Governor Roy Cooper announced nominations and appointments to North Carolina boards and commissions.