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Aussie scientists train human brain cells to play video games

Millsy & Karl
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Victorian-based scientists have been training brain cells to learn how to play video games on a petri dish.

The study aims to revolutionise how people learn, with the potential ability to create super intelligent beings.

Brett Kagan, scientist at Cortical Labs, told Gareth Parker on 6PR Breakfast they were using these experiments to learn how intelligence arises in people.

Press PLAY bellow to hear how Brett Kagan is revolutionising learning

“How does intelligence arise,” he said.

“How does this lump of cells that sit in our head, do such amazing, intelligent actions that allow us to build the world around us as we have.”

 

Millsy & Karl
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