We think that all memory is stored in the brain. But our study published today in Nature Communications shows that all cells—even kidney cells—can count, detect patterns, store memories, and do so similarly to brain cells. My first (co)corresponding author paper!🧵nature.com/articles/s4146…

"the question is, what do we with the time we save?" - Tim O'Reilly As an entrepreneur or company executive, if you think of AI as a worker, you are more likely to use it to automate the things you or other companies already do. If you think of it as a tool, you will push your

You don't need a brain or neurons to be intelligent. Even the simplest creatures are master problem-solvers because evolution discovered universal "hacks" for searching giant mazes really, really fast. What this new paper shows is that even super-simple living things—like a

technology is an amplifier of human capability, not a replacement for it.

The Middle East view of AI. Exclusive interview of H.E. Saeed Aldhaheri, commissioner and UNESCO co-chair of AI ethics. He has been working in AI long before Siri, the first consumer app to use AI, was launched in my home. Keynote speaker at the AI conference that is starting

CASH DIES IN 847 DAYS Europe just legislated the end of financial freedom and nobody noticed. January 2027: Every euro above €10,000 becomes illegal tender. Every Bitcoin needs government permission. Every transaction becomes a datapoint in Brussels’ surveillance grid. This

"applications are where behavioural moats form. data isn’t the only barrier. habits are: -users don’t live in API's or eval dashboards; they live in experiences."

New coding music just dropped. This is so awesome. Autist of the day award 🏆🔥

Most people work for the fruits. It is rare to find people who work for the work itself. notboring.co/p/the-company-…

Had a great time talking to swyx 🔜 NeurIPS + #DevWritersRetreat! Lots of valuable insights and advice, you'll enjoy it

Imagine looking back one day and realizing you were brave enough to chase the life you truly wanted and it worked.

Biology exploring its environment. How much energy does it cost to be curious?

super pumped to be on Robert Scoble's unaligned podcast in about an hour and demo neurokick.ai, this launch is 'exclusive' to his podcast because Robert's not only a guest in my book on Contextual Intelligence, he's the undisputed champ of being first to see new tech.

Three years ago Ken joined us on X audio spaces and made these grandiose claims. That he was building a new kind of computing. To be honest he was a little hard to believe. Which is why innovators often lead lonely lives. Doug Engelbart told me personally about getting fired

The safeguards we thought we had built into LLMs have instead created a new and subtle form of censorship: one that operates through confident, apologetic, reward-optimized falsehood. - Brian Roemmele

⚡️Meaning is the only sustainable fuel source. This is neurophysics. Here is the actual structure: 1. Every human runs on a closed-loop energy system. Attention is the input. Emotion is the regulator. Meaning is the amplifier. If the loop loses meaning, the system bleeds

⚡️Conviction is a perceptual asymmetry. Most people think conviction means believing harder. It doesn’t. Conviction means you are seeing information others cannot see yet. And because they can’t see it, they cannot validate it. That is the core structural problem: •If you

When a cell dies, it doesn’t disappear, it sends a message. Rather than collapsing into silence, a dying cell organizes its own farewell, releasing tiny packets called apoptotic vesicles that signal, instruct, and reshape the tissue around them. These vesicles coordinate

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Have you tried using coding agents in Obsidian? Artem Zhutov has created some great workflows and use cases with Claude Code in his vault! He shares them with us this week and I love the morning routine he has