Carboncopies Foundation
The Carboncopies Foundation leads research and development toward whole brain emulation - a technology to preserve and restore brain function.
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Beyond the Checklist: What Whole Brain Emulation Could Mean for Diagnosing Neurocognitive Disorders
Authored by Vansh Santdasani
Psychiatric diagnosis mostly works the way you’d expect: a clinician watches for a certain cluster of behaviors, checks them against a manual, and lands on a label. It’s not a bad system; it’s how most medicine...
Ground Truth: What Do We Mean by AGI?
Authored by Nippani Meghana
Today’s AI can solve complex mathematical problems, write essays, generate code and engage in conversations that seem almost human. At the same time, these same systems struggle with maintaining coherent context...
Dynamic Reference Frames in the Brain’s Internal Map
Authored by Kayla Stafford
In a laboratory in Trondheim, Norway in 2005, neuroscientists Edvard and May-Britt Moser discovered neurons with an extraordinary property: they fired at multiple locations forming precise hexagonal grids as anim...
No, a fruit fly has not been uploaded
Authored by Randal A. Koene
Recent misunderstandings about viral Substack and X posts describing a demo by Eon Systems as a "fruit fly upload" reveal a risky communication pivot in the nascent field of Whole Brain Emulation (WBE). Some pop...
Revisiting CA3 Recurrent Connectivity
Authored by Kayla Stafford
For decades, neuroscientists have theorized the hippocampal CA3 region to play a central role in learning and memory through pattern completion. In this framework, fragments of stored patterns trigger the recall...
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