Timothée Chalamet plays table tennis extremely well in 'Marty Supreme.' How much of it is because of practice, dedication and ...

Scientists are building experimental computers from living human brain cells and testing how they learn and adapt.

Abstract: The earliest digital games emerged out of laboratories and research centers in the 1960s and 1970s. The intertwined histories of Nolan Bushnell's Computer Space and Pong illustrate the ...

The human brain is a biological computer. Recent breakthroughs give us real, biological models of the brain – that can learn by themselves. Both have solved the brain-computer interface puzzle the ...

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Teqball has been around for a few years now, and only reached our doorstep this morning. But it did not take long for teqball to burrow its way into our cold, dark hearts. You are probably wondering, ...

Scientists just taught hundreds of thousands of neurons in a dish to play Pong. Using a series of strategically timed and placed electrical zaps, the neurons not only learned the game in a virtual ...

MARTINEZ: That's right - the original table tennis arcade game from the 1970s. NPR's Jon Hamilton reports that this novel achievement is part of a larger effort to understand how brain cells learn.