Titlebook: Where Is Science Leading Us?; And What Can We Do t Lars Jaeger,Michel Dacorogna Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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Artificial Intelligence from Its Origins Via Today to the Future,eld, including general wisdom, scientific creativity, and social skills. It must thus be seen as a strong AI.? 30?years after the statement by Vernor Vinge there is still a long way to go before fully making computers super-intelligent. Nevertheless, the development of AI has been amazing in recent years in a manifold of applications.?

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Computers, Nanotechnology, Internet and Many Other Technologies,of energy at this scale. This had some severe implications soon to be realized, both on the military side (bad consequences) as well as on the civilian side (positive – but later less and less accepted – consequences).

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Lars Jaeger,Michel Dacorognacine, psychology and neuroscience. Current in vivo imaging techniques not only provide clinically essential information and allow new forms of treatment but also reveal insights into the mechanisms behind brain function and malfunction. This supremacy of modern imaging rests on its ability to study

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Lars Jaeger,Michel Dacorognachemical stimuli and contribute directly to the regulation of all major organ systems. As such, GPCRs represent primary drug targets for therapeutic intervention. Although GPCRs respond to a diverse range of ligands and signal through multiple heterotrimeric G proteins, the inactivation of GPCR sign

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