posted on Jul, 31 2014 @ 06:35 PM
American scientists believe they have found a way that could one day make people more intelligent. This could be done by implanting data stored in
liquid, enabling things like photos and documents to be stored in one’s brain.
The research was undertaken at the University of Michigan, where researchers believe they can store the data in tiny particles suspended in water
The team believes that just a spoonful of liquid could store up to a terabyte’s worth of data, which could store thousands of hours of audio or
it could help to boost brainpower, as information could be loaded into the brain. In theory learning a language could become much simpler, as a
dictionary and grammar could be implanted
Interesting, to say the least. I'm now wondering if in my lifetime I'm going to see people simply uploading knowledge to their brains. Instead of
spending a few years working towards a degree, just upload it to your brain and become an insta-expert. Want to become a surgeon or a lawyer? Just
install the required knowledge, and off you go.
This could become HUGE.
I wonder if this will also have any implications for artificial intelligence?