Posts Tagged ‘brain-health-books’
Best books on brain health and cognitive fitness according to ChatSpot and ChatGPT
Out of curiosity we queried a couple popular AI chatbots, ChatSpot and ChatGPT free versions, about the best books in a couple of key topics we discuss a lot in this blog. Here are the fascinating results, and some brief commentary at the end. (Links open corresponding Amazon book pages.) Best books on brain health, per…
Read MoreAARP’s Best Books Series: Brain Fitness
We are pleased to report that the AARP’s Best Books Series: Brain Fitness List (link opens PDF document you can view, download and print at AARP website) is finally officially available, described as “a listing for public libraries of well-prepared books on maintaining a sharp and fit mind throughout the aging process.”
Read MoreBrain Plasticity, Health and Fitness Books
As you may have noticed, we just changed a few things in our site, including preparing a more solid Resources section. Please take a look at the navigation bar at the top. One of the new pages, that we will update often, is an expanded Books page. Here are the books that we are recommending now. Fascinating books on…
Read MoreStanford Media X Annual Conference
We will be attending the 5th Annual Media X Conference, April 16 and 17, 2007 at Stanford University. If you are coming, please contact us so we can talk in more detail about cognitive and emotional training (brain fitness). Description: Media X Annual Conference will highlight fundamental research about people and technology for our Affiliates…
Read MoreBrain Fitness and Exercise in Japan
Fun article in the Washington Post: Aging Japanese Keep Their Minds Moving “part of a broad range of mental acuity products that are all the rage in Japan: books, toys, food and other things, sold with the pledge that they can reenergize aging brains.” “Analysts said the current brain-training trend began in 2004 and 2005…
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