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[00:00:54] to the seventh position, an action
[00:00:57] adventure science fiction thriller is recorded. under the title
[00:01:00] the end of oak street. The story follows
[00:01:03] two best friends who get trapped in the wonderful
[00:01:07] world of Nakali where the only salvation could cost them all their
[00:01:10] shared memories that they built throughout their
[00:01:13] lives. The director is David Robert Michel, and the roles
[00:01:17] are played by Anne Hattaway, Christian Convery, Yuan McGregor and
[00:01:21] others. After three weeks of screening, the film earned
[00:01:24] 46 million and 30 thousand dollars, and
[00:01:28] under the title the last days. The Oak tree ranks
[00:01:31] number six on the domestic
[00:01:35] called Insidious Out of list.
[00:03:00] The first of three new releases for this week was in sixth
[00:03:04] place, it's a dark horror comedy called
[00:03:08] Buddy. Inside the colorful world of the show it's Buddy,
[00:03:11] a group of children spend their days singing, dancing, helping
[00:03:15] Buddy spread happiness. However, when one child refuses to
[00:03:18] play by the rules, Buddy is not happy, cracks begin to
[00:03:22] appear in that seemingly perfect world.
[00:03:26] The director is Casper Kelly, and the roles are played by Kristin
[00:03:29] Miliotti. Laini Queen and Topher Grace. The film
[00:03:32] after its premiere brought in revenue of 5,360
[00:03:36] thousand dollars.
[00:04:38] The second new release this week was in eighth place, and it's
[00:04:42] a science fiction action adventure thriller called
[00:04:46] The Dog Stars. In a post-apocalyptic
[00:04:49] world, a virus destroys humanity. Survivors
[00:04:53] face wandering scavengers called
[00:04:56] reapers. The main character Hig, a pilot, survived the flu, and...
[00:05:00] lost his wife.
[00:05:03] was at number two, and Ridley Scott directs, and the roles are played by Benedict Wong,
[00:05:06] Guy Pearce, Jacob Tremblay, Josh Brolin
[00:05:08] and Margaret Qualley. After its premiere, the film grossed
[00:05:12] 8 million dollars, and under the title The Dog
[00:05:15] Stars, on the domestic list it takes the
[00:05:18] number
[00:06:44] drops the horror thriller mystery
[00:06:48] the Further. Gemma, a young mother raising her daughter
[00:06:51] in the house where she grew up, discovers that she can travel to
[00:06:55] the Further, where she has the ability to bring what lives
[00:06:58] there back to the real world.
[00:07:01] Jacob Chase directs, and the roles are played by Amelia Eve,
[00:07:05] Joseph Lopez, Lin Shaye and Sam
[00:07:08] Spruell. The film, after two weeks in American
[00:07:11] cinemas, achieved revenue of 43 million and
[00:07:14] 630 thousand dollars, and under the title
[00:07:17] Astral Malice, They Are Among Us on the domestic
[00:07:20] list takes the number eight spot.
[00:07:42] Maya.
[00:08:34] In third place on the American Box Office List this week is
[00:08:38] the historical action-adventure
[00:08:41] fantasy titled: The Odyssey. The film follows
[00:08:44] the legendary Greek hero Odysseus, King of Ithaca, on
[00:08:47] his long and dangerous journey home after the end
[00:08:51] of the Trojan War. On this ten-year journey
[00:08:54] he encounters many mythical creatures and obstacles, including
[00:08:58] the Cyclops Polyphemus, sirens and the sorceress Circe, while
[00:09:02] simultaneously trying to return to his wife Penelope and son
[00:09:05] Telemachus, to reclaim his home and
[00:09:08] kingdom. The film is directed by Christopher Nolan, and
[00:09:12] the cast includes Anne Hathaway, Charlize Theron, Lupita
[00:09:15] Nyong'o, Matt Damon, Robert Pattinson, Tom Holland and
[00:09:19] Zendaya. The Odyssey after seven weeks
[00:09:22] of screening has brought in revenue of 563 million and
[00:09:26] 820 thousand dollars, and on the domestic list
[00:09:29] it also takes the number three spot.
[00:10:11] the last. The committee for this week
[00:10:15] it's an animated action adventure comedy
[00:10:18] fantasy called Coyote vs.
[00:10:21] Acme. Mirko S. Zlikovski sues the company...
[00:10:25] Acme for faulty products that had been exploding
[00:10:28] in his face for years while he was trying to catch the Road Runner.
[00:10:31] He teams up with a hapless lawyer to
[00:10:35] win the case as they face off against the cold
[00:10:38] CEO of Acme. The film is directed by
[00:10:41] Dave Green, and the roles are played by John Cena, Lana Condor and
[00:10:45] Will Forte. Wile E. Coyote vs. the System after
[00:10:48] its premiere earned 15 million and
[00:10:51] 469. dollars. And on the domestic list for...
[00:10:55] takes place number
[00:10:56] two,
[00:11:58] With earnings of 891 million
[00:12:01] and 508 dollars after five weeks of screening,
[00:12:04] in the number one spot on the American box office list this week is
[00:12:08] the science fiction action adventure called
[00:12:11] Spider-Man Brand New Day. Peter Parker no
[00:12:15] longer exists, but Spider-Man is in top form as he
[00:12:18] cares for the safety of New York. Everything is going well
[00:12:22] for this anonymous hero until an unusual string of crimes
[00:12:25] draws him into a web of mystery unlike anything he has faced
[00:12:29] before. To be ready for what's to come, Spider-Man not only
[00:12:33] has to be at the peak of his physical and mental
[00:12:36] readiness, but he must be prepared to face
[00:12:39] the consequences of his past. The film is directed
[00:12:42] by Destin Daniel Cretton, and the roles are played by
[00:12:45] Jacob, Jon Bernthal, Mark Ruffalo,
[00:12:48] Tom Holland, Zendaya and others. Spider-Man: A New
[00:12:52] Day takes the top spot on the domestic list,
[00:12:55] with a total worldwide gross of 2 billion and
[00:12:58] 332 million
[00:13:44] Among the 10 most watched movies in domestic cinemas, in addition to the
[00:13:48] aforementioned, are the following films:
[00:13:51] Taste of Fear, Spa Weekend,
[00:13:55] Washington, Wrong
[00:13:57] Girls.
[00:13:59] That was the current American box office list. In the
[00:14:02] continuation of the show, we will present several interesting titles whose
[00:14:06] premieres are soon
[00:14:07] expected.
[00:14:31] A biographical comedy-drama called "Trust Me,
[00:14:35] I'm a Doctor" is coming to cinemas worldwide soon. It tells the story of Doctor
[00:14:38] Sandipur, whose life is turned upside down when he is
[00:14:42] implicated in the death of his former patient, model and
[00:14:45] reality star Anna Nicole Smith. Tana
[00:14:49] Economou signed on to direct this film, and the main roles are played by Karl
[00:14:52] Penn, Linda Hamilton and...
[00:16:37] Jominga from a merciless corporation that threatens
[00:16:40] their rural community. William Eubank
[00:16:43] directs this film, and the main roles are played by Aleksey
[00:16:47] Manvelov, Garrett Dillahunt and Jim Caviezel.
[00:18:08] You watched movie top 10 on N1 channel, new
[00:18:12] movie stories await you at the same place next week.
[00:18:37] A supercomputer made of human brain cells sounds like
[00:18:41] science fiction, but is already becoming reality. A Swiss
[00:18:45] company is connecting microchips up to mini brains, tiny
[00:18:49] clusters of cultured neurons known as organoids. Could we
[00:18:53] one day create an enhanced brain in the
[00:18:55] lab? Superbrains, AI and
[00:18:58] space exploration on DW Science Show.
[00:19:02] Welcome to Tomorrow
[00:19:03] Today.
[00:19:19] One has humility and reverence.
[00:19:23] humility, knowing that this is human brain, one from a
[00:19:27] person who donated their body to science, it was once
[00:19:31] the center of human being, it controlled that
[00:19:34] person for very likely over 75 years. "it
[00:19:37] was the seat of their memory, experiences of
[00:19:40] sensations, it's where their heartbeat accelerated
[00:19:44] when they fell in love, beschleunigen des herzens, wenn man verliebt
[00:19:48] ist.
[00:19:52] This is the frontal frontal
[00:19:54] pole,
[00:19:58] if we turn it, we can see the temporal lobe here on the
[00:20:00] side, on this side at the back, you can still see
[00:20:04] what is not.
[00:22:20] turn used to grow brain
[00:22:22] cells.
[00:22:26] Biochemist Flora Brotzi has cultivated around
[00:22:29] 3,0 brain organoids so
[00:22:32] far. At first they survived for just few
[00:22:35] days, now they live up to 3
[00:22:37] months.
[00:22:41] Several of these neuron clusters made up of about
[00:22:44] 1,00 brain cells are placed directly onto
[00:22:48] microchip.
[00:22:51] then comes the crucial step: on the chip,
[00:22:55] the neurons multiply, differentiate, and connect
[00:22:58] with electronic contacts. the goal is to control the
[00:23:02] organoids via a
[00:23:04] computer.
[00:23:08] it grows and the cells connect and specialize, different types
[00:23:11] of neurons emerge, and at some point spontaneous activity
[00:23:15] begins, maybe it thinks, i don't know what it
[00:23:18] thinks, but it's active. does that make it something human for
[00:23:22] you? no, for us, it's simply material. these are
[00:23:25] neurons, cells, not something
[00:23:27] human. Kutter believes that in this
[00:23:31] form the organoids will not develop consciousness because they
[00:23:34] lack a brain's complexity. They're just clusters of
[00:23:37] cells. With no blood vessels, the clumps currently only
[00:23:41] grow to be about 50,000 neurons in
[00:23:44] size. There are connections forming
[00:23:47] everywhere, and this is all spontaneous.
[00:23:51] Yes, as soon as they detect a new environment, they start connecting and
[00:23:55] communicating.
[00:23:58] If the vision turned into reality, bioocputers
[00:24:02] could have major advantages over conventional
[00:24:04] computers. They could be up to million times
[00:24:08] more energy efficient, and they might be able to do something
[00:24:11] else,
[00:24:12] adapt.
[00:24:19] To cut through.
[00:25:21] In the brain, it's impossible to separate hardware and
[00:25:24] software. Whenever we see, hear, taste
[00:25:28] or understand something, it activates similar neural
[00:25:32] patterns, that at the same time, the brain
[00:25:35] rewires
[00:25:36] itself.
[00:25:44] The brain is constantly
[00:25:46] changing.
[00:27:02] with this mini brain in the cabinet
[00:27:04] exactly,
[00:27:08] and indeed, on close inspection, tiny
[00:27:11] changes in activity appear with every key
[00:27:13] stroke.
[00:27:16] Next, the goal is to program the organoids. The brain
[00:27:20] cells should rewire themselves all on their
[00:27:22] own, strengthening certain connections while weakening
[00:27:26] others, the same process that happens when we
[00:27:29] learn.
[00:27:32] For. that the organoid is rewarded with dopamine when its
[00:27:35] output, represented as spikes, looks the way the
[00:27:39] researchers want.
[00:27:43] if the output doesn't, the organoid is punished
[00:27:46] with electrical noise, meant to weaken the
[00:27:49] synapsis.
[00:27:54] does it
[00:27:54] work?
[00:28:00] information, aber. but the effect doesn't last very
[00:28:03] long, not even for days,
[00:28:07] one bit of information so far, that's not very
[00:28:10] much more than
[00:28:11] zero,
[00:28:19] jedes neuron, each neuron can essentially be
[00:28:23] seen as an analog
[00:28:24] computer,
[00:28:29] eine zentrale, the cell body containing the nucleus.
[00:29:32] is made up of around 900 million kilometers
[00:29:35] of neurowiring with over 100 trillion
[00:29:39] synapses, but how signals are transmitted also
[00:29:42] depends to some extent on which neuromodulators have been
[00:29:46] released.
[00:29:50] this variability and specificity are so extraordinary that it's hard
[00:29:54] to compare the brain to any other known system
[00:29:58] system vergleichen
[00:29:58] kann.
[00:30:02] This is a virtual
[00:30:03] environment,
[00:30:07] this is connected to an,
[00:30:11] in the incubator
[00:30:12] runs.
[00:30:15] Emulates the behavior of a moth, that is,
[00:30:19] that means when the moth sees a light source, it asks the organoid, what should I
[00:30:22] do, the organoid replies, move towards the light?
[00:30:26] exactly.
[00:30:32] biological behavior being recreated by a mini
[00:30:35] brain,
[00:30:40] because it shows that the overall system works, we can connect biology with
[00:30:43] electronics and computer science and it
[00:30:45] works.
[00:30:48] conventional computers will never be replaced completely by brain
[00:30:52] organoids, but biocomputers could provide advantages when
[00:30:56] highly complex computations are necessary, like those
[00:30:59] involving