Are plants smarter than we think? Cornell scientists discover form of intelligence in goldenrod plants

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Goldenrod plants can sense other nearby plants through reports of far-red light and adapt their responses when eaten by herbivores, suggesting a form of plant intelligence. Andre Kessler, a chemical ecologist, argues for plant intelligence by defining it as the ability to solve problems based on environmental information. His research shows that goldenrod releases chemicals … Read more

Brain-inspired artificial intelligence learns like humans

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Summary: Today’s artificial intelligence can read, speak and analyze data, but it still has critical limitations. NeuroAI researchers designed a new model of AI inspired by the efficiency of the human brain. This model allows AI neurons to receive feedback and adapt in real time, improving learning and memory processes. The innovation could lead to … Read more

France leads the pack for funding generative artificial intelligence in Europe

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Like it or hate it, artificial intelligence — specifically generative AI — is THE the technology story of 2024. OpenAI, with the distribution of viral services like ChatGPT and billions in funding, may have gobbled up most of the attention and money so far. But according to a new report from top VC Accel and … Read more