A Search Engine For Your Memories
If you’ve ever forgotten someone’s name or had trouble recalling a certain thought, you know how frustrating it is to finally give up on trying to remember it. James Kozloski, an inventor at IBM who focuses on computational and applied neuroscience, is working to create a cognitive assistant that can help solve this problem. He recently filed a patent for a program that can basically finish your sentence when the right words escape you—a search engine for your memories of sorts. Head to The Atlantic to learn more about the technology.
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