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Computer Looks at Brain Pictures

February 10, 2026 — Scientists in America make a new computer. This computer is very smart.

The computer looks at pictures of brains. These pictures are from a hospital. Doctors take pictures of brains to help sick people.

The new computer is very fast. It looks at a brain picture in a few seconds. Then it tells the doctor what it sees.

Sometimes a person is very sick. They need help right now. The computer can see this. It tells the doctor: “This person needs help fast!”

The computer is right 97% of the time. That is very good.

Doctors are happy. The computer helps them work faster. More people can get help.

Vocabulary Help

• brain = the part inside your head that thinks
• picture = an image, a photo
• doctor = a person who helps sick people
• fast = quick, not slow
• sick = not well, ill
• help = to do something good for someone

Grammar Focus

• Present simple: “The computer looks at pictures.”
• Modal verb “can”: “It can see this.”
• Adverbs: “very fast,” “very good”