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Today (Nov. 5), Space Chat will explore what’s new in space, including new climate science, SpaceX’s new astronaut launch and a seriously powerful solar storm.

Every Friday at 1 p.m. EDT (1800 GMT), Chelsea Gohd hosts Space Chat, which you can find live on Space.com’s VideoFromSpace YouTube, Facebook and Twitter pages. Every week, the series explores a new space-tastic topic, spanning from Earth to the universe and far, far beyond.

World-renowned science author Yuval Noah Harari said that someday human brains could be hacked into if emerging AI systems are not properly regulated.

Homer Hickam, author of the book Rocket Boys that also became the film October Sky, says that NASA could teach Blue Origin and SpaceX some things about space.

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You are on PRO Robots Channel and in this digest roundup you will see: immortality technology, artificial muscles for robots, a robot chef printing food on a 3D printer, a home robot from Amazon and what it did not please the experts, Honda’s plans to create robots, rockets and flying cars, the unusual drone Prometheus, NASA’s mission to Jupiter, Samsung neuromorphic chip, unusual robots. Exhibition of the latest robotic weapons in the U.S., Boston Dynamics is preparing to release new robots every 3–5 years, unusual experiments with four-legged robots and more. Watch the video to the end and write in the comments, which news interested you more than others?

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SpaceX delays its Halloween launch, Tesla defends itself, Elon Musk solves world hunger.

SpaceX delays its first Crew Dragon flight since Inspiration4, Tesla goes on offense against Biden, UAW, Elon Musk offers a conditional $6 billion to the UN.

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To figure out how to populate Mars, you need to have the mind of Einstein, the wit of Louis CK and…

The future of Neuromorphic computing and nanotechnology enabling real life Nanosuits is already here according to several leading scientists in that field. Whether it’s the Nanosuit from Iron Man or from Crysis, the nanobots and brain computer interfaces which make those intelligent smart clothes up work in a very similar way.

Neuromorphic computing essentially involves assembling artificial neurons to function based on the principles of the human brain. It works on Spiking Neural Networks or SNNs, where each “neuron” sends independent signals to other neurons. It emulates natural neural networks that exist in biological brains.
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Every day is a day closer to the Technological Singularity. Experience Robots learning to walk & think, humans flying to Mars and us finally merging with technology itself. And as all of that happens, we at AI News cover the absolute cutting edge best technology inventions of Humanity.

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One and a half minutes. That’s how long the clip showing the Starbase facility in Texas, posted by SpaceX on Monday, is, but more than enough time for most of us to get a glimpse of how the not-so-distant future might look like.