News Oct 12, 2026 Brainwaves That Say 'Not What I Meant': AI Learns to Read Unspoken Corrections Researchers at KAIST and Microsoft Research Asia developed Neural Value Alignment, a system that reads EEG signals in real time to detect when AI misunderstands human intent. By distinguishing between reward prediction error and state prediction error, the technology enables machines to self-correct without explicit verbal feedback, pointing toward more natural human-AI collaboration. Giulio Prisco 2 min read
News Oct 14, 2026 Penn State researchers create soft networks of water droplets for brain-inspired computing A team at Penn State has developed "neuromorphic tissue" - soft networks of water-based droplets connected by cell-like membranes that can process information using ions rather than electrons. The approach mimics how the brain processes signals and could lead to low-energy computing for wet environments and biological interfaces. Giulio Prisco 2 min read
Community Jun 18, 2026 The Brain’s Speed Trick: Solving AI’s Efficiency Crisis with a Better Start Oxford researchers solved Predictive Coding’s speed crisis with clever memory-based initialization, making biologically inspired networks up to 5x faster and finally competitive with backpropagation. Asmamaw Abate 6 min read
Community May 27, 2026 Bridging Neuroscience and AI: The Neural Generative Coding Framework What if AI learned more like the human brain? Neural Generative Coding replaces backpropagation with local, brain-inspired learning for efficient, adaptive, data-smart intelligence. Yohannes Gessesse 3 min read
Article Mar 16, 2026 So has a fruit fly been uploaded? Or not yet? The very fact that this experiment has been tried and even produced some very preliminary but essentially encouraging results seems significant and worth celebrating. Giulio Prisco 7 min read
News Oct 6, 2026 Stanford professor Karl Deisseroth wins Nobel Prize for inventing optogenetics Karl Deisseroth, a Stanford professor of bioengineering and psychiatry, has been awarded the 2026 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine for developing optogenetics, a technique that uses light to control individual nerve cells in the living brain. Giulio Prisco 2 min read
Community Mar 4, 2025 Neurons Communicating Beyond Synapses: Unraveling the Role of Electric Fields in the Brain Could your brain be communicating without synapses? New research uncovers how ephaptic coupling could be driving brain activity during sleep and beyond. Yonas Desta 8 min read
News Sep 8, 2026 A complete map of the male fruit fly brain and nerve cord Researchers used artificial intelligence to reconstruct more than 166,000 neurons and 125 million connections, opening a new way to study sex differences and behavior. Giulio Prisco 2 min read
Community Mar 31, 2026 New Genetic Clues Behind Alzheimer’s Disease Massive genetic study reveals new Alzheimer’s risk genes, linking immune system dysfunction to brain degeneration—offering hope for earlier detection, better treatments, and deeper understanding of disease mechanisms. Workinew Gebrie 4 min read
News Sep 22, 2026 A man with ALS speaks again through a brain implant Neuralink posts video of patient as he trains a speech decoder by first mouthing words and then thinking them so a computer can talk in his own voice. Giulio Prisco 2 min read