Scientists say our brains will connect to computers in decades to form the 'internet of thoughts'

Forward-leaning scientists and researchers say advancements in society's computers and biotechnology will go straight to our heads -- literally. In a new paper published in the Frontiers in Neuroscience, researchers embarked on an international collaboration that predicts groundbreaking developments in the world of'Human Brain/Cloud Interface's' within the next few decades. Using a combination of nanotechnology, artificial intelligence, and other more traditional computing, researchers say humans will be able to seamlessly connect their brains to a cloud of computers to glean information from the internet in real-time. In a new paper published in the Frontiers in Neuroscience, researchers embarked on an international collaboration that predicts groundbreaking developments in the world of'Human Brain/Cloud Interface's' within the next few decades. According to Robert Freitas Jr., senior author of the research, a fleet of nanobots embedded in our brains would act as liaisons to humans' minds and supercomputers, to enable'matrix style' downloading of information.