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Elon Musk has claimed that brain chip technology which can cure morbid obesity and tinnitus is “less than five years away”.The inventor and Tesla boss said his brain-machine interface startup Neuralink could allow a computer to directly communicate with the brain and even stimulate its activity.Although the idea sounds far-fetched, Musk is known for pulling off ambitious projects and boffins say the treatment could be feasible.They say Neuralink’s ability to target specific areas of the brain could be used to control the hypothalamus region, which is responsible for appetite.The company’s invention could also help people suffering from brain injuries.Musk said in a TED interview: “The emails that we get at Neuralink are heartbreaking. I mean, they’ll send us just tragic stories.“Where someone was in the prime of life and they had an accident on a motorcycle and someone who’s 25 can’t even feed themselves.

AI and metaverse technologies, we might finally be getting closer. That's at least the view of one Russian billionaire, Dmitry Itskov, who believes people will one day be able to live forever by Itskov, who made his fortune with a Moscow-based media company, is part of the '2045 Initiative' which aims to "eliminate aging and even death" and to overcome the limits of the human body.The project argues that artificial bodies will appear by 2045 which will allow people to move out of their old bodies and into new ones with the help of the Internet.

The IDA has announced the hiring of two senior staff members and a consultant, in what the embattled organization calls “a major step forward.”

WhatsApp is once again experimenting with a new look and feel for the popular messaging app, this time with a brand new interface design for voice calls. The new interface will let you see live animated' waveforms' in group calls as if you were recording a voicenote.

A start-up company founded by a former Dumfries Academy pupil has unveiled ambitious plans for a new zero-emissions power source for conventional farm tractors.

Roku shares continued their slide after the closing bell after the streaming company issued a disappointing fourth-quarter earnings report.

WhatsApp look just like something out of the sci-fi series Blade Runner, thanks to the arrival of a long-awaited new interface for the popular encrypted messaging app.You'll soon be able to get your hands on WhatsApp's long-awaited 'dark mode'. Like 'dark mode' on Messenger or Android, it darkens all aspects of the user interface to make things look more stylish and easier on the eyes.The new feature, which is currently on offer to beta testers, should one day become available to all WhatsApp users and can be tried out on a number of different platforms.

More than £400k is up for grabs for community groups across Tayside to help ‘develop a culture of mental health wellbeing’.

Smartphone development, it's fair to say, has been fairly stagnant over the last decade or so.