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XL: However, if you put the mouse in a completely different new box, like the next one, it will not be afraid of this box because there's no reason that it will be afraid of this new environment.

But what if we put the mouse in this new box but at the same time, we activate the fear memory using lasers just like we did before?

We were looking at this mouse here trying to activate a memory for the first time using our technique.

When we first put the mouse into this box, it's exploring, sniffing around, walking around, minding its own business, because actually by nature, mice are pretty curious animals.

But the moment we turned on the laser, like you see now, all of a sudden the mouse entered this freezing mode.

While watching this, Steve and I are as shocked as the mouse itself.

Now if I place the mouse cursor over it, this is what we call a command prompt, and using this we can navigate around the computer.

Using a mouse cursor I control with my head, these web interfaces allow me to see video from the robot and send control commands by pressing buttons in a web browser.

This soup contains all the nuclei that once were a mouse brain.

So if you rear a mouse in a standard cage, a shoebox, essentially, with cotton wool, alone and without much stimulation, not only does it not thrive, but it will often develop strange, repetitive behaviors.

And scientists like Joanne Webster have shown that if Toxo gets into a rat or a mouse, it turns the rodent into a cat-seeking missile.

So a mouse is escaping a predator, its path is blocked, it'll try to invent a new solution.

Another mouse watching this could say, "Hey, that was pretty clever, going around that rock," and it could adopt a new behavior as well.

In a mouse, medium degree of information integration, still pretty significant, pretty serious amount of consciousness.

Here, we're imaging blood vessels in the brain of a living mouse.

Here, the video on the left shows how much of the CSF is moving through the brain of a living mouse while it's awake.

We showed in a study a few years ago that you can actually match the palm of someone's hand up to the computer mouse that they use routinely with up to 95 percent accuracy.

When we take the microbes from an obese mouse and transplant them into a genetically normal mouse that's been raised in a bubble with no microbes of its own, it becomes fatter than if it got them from a regular mouse.

What they're doing is they're eating more than the normal mouse, so they only get fat if we let them eat as much as they want.

But I think that from the point of view of artificial intelligence, the true picture is actually probably more like this: AI starts out at this point here, at zero intelligence, and then, after many, many years of really hard work, maybe eventually we get to mouse-level artificial intelligence, something that can navigate cluttered environments as well as a mouse can.

And it looks like a regular image, but this isn't an image, and it's not a video, because now I can take my mouse and I can start interacting with the object.

And indeed, there have been staggering discoveries in neuroscience: localizing functionally specialized regions of cortex, turning mouse brains transparent, activating neurons with light.

Maybe not come to a grinding halt, but you've got to sort of find that mouse.

Then you find the mouse, and you're going to have to wiggle it a little bit to see where the cursor is on the screen.

And maybe ... (Laughter) maybe a mouse is a new kind of bug.

But what Tom Rando, a stem-cell researcher, reported in 2007, was that old muscle from a mouse can be rejuvenated if it's exposed to young blood through common circulation.

And I repeat: an old mouse that gets young blood through shared circulation looks younger and functions younger in its brain.

So, let's look at an old mouse here.

This is an old mouse that has memory problems, as you'll notice in a moment.

In stark contrast, this mouse here is a sibling of the same age, but it was treated with young human plasma for three weeks, with small injections every three days.

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