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New optical technology uses twisted light and specialized materials to stabilize qubits without extreme cold, potentially paving the way for affordable and widespread quantum computing networks in the future.

New research introduces quantum geodesics, offering a way to test theories uniting quantum physics and general relativity through observable deviations in space-time trajectories.

Researchers changed the architecture of neural networks. Without training, they showed these networks images, then compared their reactions to brain scans from humans and primates viewing the same images.

A scientist suggests (again) that consciousness forms the basis of everything, with time, space, and matter emerging later.

This non-destructive technique overcomes previous limitations and paves the way for imaging larger brain samples to understand complex neural connections.

A new artificial intelligence system autonomously generates a proof for a variant of Erdős Problem #124, sparking debate over the future of machine reasoning.