A new study using 7 Tesla MRI technology reveals that patients with chronic fatigue conditions suffer from disrupted brain connectivity. Unlike healthy brains, these patients struggle to integrate neural networks when mentally fatigued.
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Securing the Neural Frontier: Cybersecurity and Privacy Risks in Brain-Computer Interfaces and Neurotechnology
Please see my LinkedIn article: “Securing the Neural Frontier.”
We are poised to witness one of the most significant technological advancements in human history: the direct interaction between human brains and machines. Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs), neurotechnology, and brain-inspired computing have already arrived and need to be secure.
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‘HUGE BREAKTHROUGHS’: NVIDIA CEO reveals future of AI
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Divergent creativity in humans and large language models
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Apple’s Historic Quarter Doesn’t Change the Need for AI Reckoning
Apple’s blockbuster holiday quarter was impressive — but it shouldn’t give cover to avoid an AI reckoning. Also: A new MacBook Pro is planned for the macOS 26.3 release cycle; the company explores a clamshell follow-up to its upcoming foldable phone; and an updated AirTag finally rolls out.
Last week in Power On: Inside Apple’s AI shake-up and its plans for two new versions of Siri powered by Gemini.
The LLM Revolution Is Over. The Physical AI Revolution Is Coming Fast
On stage at Imagination In Action’s AI Summit in Davos with John Werner, founder and CEO of Imagination In Action, Yann LeCun discusses the inevitable shift from current large language models to a new paradigm of “physical AI” based on world models. LeCun opens up about the importance of maintaining open-source research to mitigate the geopolitical risks of concentrated AI power.
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Emerging Technology Convergence Will Shape Our Future
The future won’t be built on one breakthrough. It will be shaped by how well we mesh AI, quantum, 5G, IoT, and human intelligence into secure, resilient systems. Technology advantage now comes from orchestration, not adoption.
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The next decade of innovation will not be defined by a single breakthrough technology. Instead, it will be shaped by the convergence of multiple emerging technologies.
In its second-largest ever acquisition, US tech giant acquires Q.ai amid effort to break into wearables market; 30% of firm’s staff were called up to reserve duty on Oct. 7…
…Q.ai is tight-lipped in public about its technology, but patents it filed show tech being used in headphones or glasses using ‘facial skin micro movements’ for nonverbal communication, according to the FT.
Apple’s vice president of hardware, Johnny Srouji, said in a statement that the startup is ‘pioneering new and creative ways to use imaging and machine learning.’
The move may be a component of Apple’s strategy for ‘wearable’ products, such as smart glasses. Software that reads facial expressions could potentially make way for a hands-free user interface that doesn’t require talking out loud, reports noted.
Geometry behind how AI agents learn revealed
A new study from the University at Albany shows that artificial intelligence systems may organize information in far more intricate ways than previously thought. The study, “Exploring the Stratified Space Structure of an RL Game with the Volume Growth Transform,” has been published online through arXiv.
For decades, scientists assumed that neural networks encoded data on smooth, low-dimensional surfaces known as manifolds. But UAlbany researchers found that a transformer-based reinforcement-learning model instead organizes its internal representations in stratified spaces—geometric structures composed of multiple interconnected regions with different dimensions. Their findings mirror recent results in large language models, suggesting that stratified geometry might be a fundamental feature of modern AI systems.
“These models are not living on simple surfaces,” said Justin Curry, associate professor in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics in the College of Arts and Sciences. “What we see instead is a patchwork of geometric layers, each with its own dimensionality. It’s a much richer and more complex picture of how AI understands the world.”
Dr. Chris Oswald — Precision Nutrition, Epigenetics & Practitioner-Led Longevity Care
Precision Nutrition, Epigenetics & Practitioner-Led Longevity Care — Dr. Chris Oswald — Head of Medical Affairs, Pure Encapsulations, Nestlé Health Science.
Dr. Chris Oswald, DC, CNS, is Head of Medical Affairs for Pure Encapsulations (https://www.pureencapsulations.com/), part of Nestlé Health Science family. He is a chiropractor, certified nutrition specialist and certified functional medicine practitioner and has been treating patients since 2007.
At Pure Encapsulations, Dr. Oswald leads medical education, scientific strategy, and innovation across well-known professional brands including Pure Encapsulations, Douglas Labs, Klean Athlete, Genestra, and others. In this role, he sits at the intersection of clinical science, practitioner education, and product innovation — translating complex evidence into practical tools that help healthcare professionals practice more confident, personalized nutritional medicine.
Dr. Oswald’s clinical work, in combination with his work in professional dietary supplement companies, gives him unique insight into the creation of clinically useful tools and education to support the unique needs of clinicians and patients in functional, integrative and natural health.
Before joining Pure Encapsulations, Dr. Oswald held senior leadership roles across the nutraceutical and health tech landscape, including Chief Science Officer, Head of Product Innovation and R&D, Head of Operations, Interim Head of Sales, and VP of Nutraceuticals at companies like January AI and Further Food. Across those roles, he’s led everything from supply chain and regulatory strategy to product development, claims substantiation, and national practitioner education.