Artificial intelligence closed 2023 with two more medical advances to its credit.
Author: admin (Kendrick Williams)
NEW AI CAN PREDICT PEOPLE’S LIFE EVENTS
By analyzing detailed data on people’s health and work lives, an AI developed by an international team based at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) has been able to predict major life events and even make a pretty accurate guess about whether a person will die within four years, the developers reported in a recent paper in Nature Computational Science.
FIRST COMPUTER THAT SIMULATES THE ENTIRE HUMAN BRAIN DUE THIS YEAR
Technicians at Australia’s International Centre for Neuromorphic Systems are putting the finishing touches on DeepSouth, the first supercomputer engineered to mimic an entire, functioning human brain. They expect to be ready to turn it on in April.
DEATH COMES FOR THE BRAIN IN WAVES
After recording animals’ brain activity as they died, researchers at the Paris Brain Institute were able, for the first time, to describe in detail the sequence of events that ends the brain’s life.
WASHINGTON HAS RESURRECTED THE SPECTER OF NUCLEAR ARMAGEDDON
The U.S. and Israel have isolated themselves as the two most evil governments on earth. By complying with Washington’s foreign policy, the European puppet governments find themselves despised by their citizens.
A BLOOD TEST COULD REVEAL RISK OF SUICIDE
Depression afflicts 300 million people worldwide and almost 20 million in the U.S., according to the World Health Organization. The worst cases resist counseling and drug therapy, often leading to suicide.
APOCALYPSE NOW: THE GOVERNMENT’S USE OF CONTROLLED CHAOS TO MAINTAIN POWER
Will 2024 be the year the Deep State’s exercise in controlled chaos finally gives way to an apocalyptic dismantling of our constitutional republic, or what’s left of it?
ECONOMIC UPDATE—MARKET OVERVIEW
We got it right, we got it wrong. In November 2022, we had forecast the S&P 500 would boom in 2023, going up at least 16 percent. It did, spiking up 24.2 percent for the year.
BARD’S ANSWER
This holiday season, in addition to the blessings of time spent with family and good friends, I happened upon an interesting TV chestnut of Christmas past.









