Your brain needs 7 senses, not 5, to learn better, say scientists

A new study suggests that memory functions optimally in a seven-dimensional space, highlighting the importance of integrating seven senses for enhanced learning, impacting both human and artificial intelligence.

• Researchers from the Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology propose a mathematical model indicating that the brain processes memory more effectively through seven sensory-like dimensions.
• The study challenges the traditional view of five senses, asserting that incorporating additional sense dimensions can significantly boost memory recall and learning efficiency.
• Findings suggest that both humans and artificial intelligence systems could improve their cognitive functions by leveraging the proposed seven-dimensional memory framework.