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AI in Medicine: Who’s Liable When Technology Goes Wrong? In most civil legal disputes, the core issue often revolves
The human brain produces approximately 700 new neurons each day within the hippocampus, raising a compelling question: Can this
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IIT Kanpur has achieved a major breakthrough by developing the world’s first robotic hand exoskeleton integrated with a brain-computer
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