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MIT Press CISnet brings together many of the MIT Press?s recent and classic titles in computer and information science in a fully searchable online library. Subscribers have access to a growing collection of MIT Press books on topics including programming, artificial intelligence, machine learning, human computer interaction, databases, digital libraries, networking, and robotics. CISnet is accessible from any computer with an Internet connection and from Web-enabled handhelds including the iPhone.

"Our mission is to preserve your brain well enough to keep all its memories intact: from that great chapter of your favorite book to the feeling of cold winter air, baking an apple pie, or having dinner with your friends and family. If memories can truly be preserved by a sufficiently good brain banking technique, we believe that within the century it could become feasible to digitize your preserved brain and use that information to recreate your mind. How close are we to this possibility? Currently, we can preserve the connectomes of animal brains and are working on extending our techniques to human brains in a research context. This is an important first step towards the development of a verified memory preservation protocol, as the connectome plays a vital role in memory storage."

"This notebook is designed to help you learn about NotebookLM's features while actually using the product. Start by clicking on this note to read it in its entirety. NotebookLM lets you read, take notes, ask questions, organize your ideas, and much more -- all with the power of Google AI helping you at every step of the way. On the left you can see a list of "sources" that are included with this notebook. In this case, they're all sources containing information about NotebookLM, but in your own notebooks, they can be anything: meeting transcripts, quotes from interesting books you've read, chapters of a novel you're writing, corporate documents. Click on the top source, "Getting Started," to get your bearings. And then try asking a few questions about how NotebookLM works. "