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The joint collaboration brought together world scholars to prove its studies and learn more about the complex happenings inside a person's mind for computer hardware. Researchers have focused on the brain many times now, and it currently aims to replicate how it works and its signal transmission through electric impulses to be applied to computers via the chips. Several studies aim to understand more of its activity, and another research focused on an fMRI scanner to investigate a person's hand and brain function. An AI was previously developed called "Liquid AI" that aims to mimic what the brain does and replicates its learning process like it is the real thing.īrain activity is a wondrous function in the human body as it transmits signals through electric impulses that rapidly connect with many nerves and other body parts for operation and actions. The human brain is complex, and it still baffles researchers, academics, and scientists worldwide regarding the many functions and features it brings for everyone that is still a comprehensive study for all.

The effort is to recreate the brain's learning function for a computer and use it for further advancement in different studies, using the artificial intelligence it developed based on the computer chips. The research is under the multi-institutional collaboration by the United States Department of Energy and Argonne National Laboratory, led by researchers from Purdue University. Read Also: Astronauts' Brains Change During Space Missions? New Study Claims Cosmonauts Already Experience Brain Rewiring Multi-Institutional Collaboration for Computer Chips The research entitled " Reconfigurable perovskite nickelate electronics for artificial intelligence" aims to discover that same function and apply it to computer chips that take its inspiration from the human brain.Īccording to Subramanian Sankaranarayanan, co-author of the study, the team developed a way for the computer chips that may reconfigure their circuits when learning new things from their use.