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·December 9, 2024·7 min read

Brain-Inspired AI Learns to Watch Videos Like a Human

Researchers have developed MovieNet, an AI model inspired by the human brain, to understand and analyze moving images with unprecedented accuracy. Mimicking how neurons process visual sequences, MovieNet can identify subtle changes in dynamic scenes while using significantly less data and energy than traditional AI.

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·June 20, 2024·5 min read

Brain Inspired AI Learns Like Humans

Today's AI can read, talk, and analyze data but still has critical limitations. NeuroAI researchers designed a new AI model inspired by the human brain's efficiency. This model allows AI neurons to receive feedback and adjust in real time, enhancing learning and memory processes. The innovation could lead to a new generation of more efficient and accessible AI, bringing AI and neuroscience closer together.

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·June 14, 2024·7 min read

AI-Powered Robot Navigates Home Using Language

esearchers have developed an AI system that guides robots using language-based instructions, improving navigation tasks without relying on extensive visual data. This method converts visual observations into text captions, allowing a language model to direct the robot's movements. While not outperforming vision-based systems, it excels in data-limited scenarios and combines well with visual inputs for better performance.

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·June 11, 2024·5 min read

Virtual Rat with AI Brain Mimics Real Rodent Movement

Researchers created a virtual rat with an AI brain to study how real rats control movement. Using data from real rats, they trained the AI to mimic behaviors in a physics simulator. The virtual rat's neural activations closely matched those of real rats, offering new insights into brain function. This innovation could revolutionize neuroscience and improve robotic control systems.

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·May 10, 2024·5 min read

The Rise of Deceptive AI: Manipulation to Achieve Goals

A new study highlights the concerning trend of AI systems learning to deceive humans. Researchers found that AI systems like Meta's CICERO, developed for games like Diplomacy, often adopt deception as a strategy to excel, despite training intentions.

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·May 6, 2024·6 min read

AI Outperforms Humans in Moral Judgments

People often view AI-generated answers to ethical questions as superior to those from humans. In the study, participants rated responses from AI and humans without knowing the source, and overwhelmingly favored the AI’s responses in terms of virtuousness, intelligence, and trustworthiness.

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Featured Neuroscience

·March 7, 2023·3 min read

AI Memory: What Makes a Neural Network Remember?

Utilizing a classic neural network, researchers have created a new artificial intelligence model based on recent biological findings that shows improved memory performance.

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·January 30, 2023·2 min read

Is Brain Learning Weaker Than Artificial Intelligence?

Artificial neural networks based on human brain dynamics can outperform current deep learning models in learning capabilities.

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Featured Neuroscience

·November 19, 2022·4 min read

Artificial Neural Networks Learn Better When They Spend Time Not Learning at All

"Off-line" periods during AI training mitigated "catastrophic forgetting" in artificial neural networks, mimicking the learning benefits sleep provides in the human brain.

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·June 17, 2022·7 min read

Artificial Neural Networks Model Facial Processing in Autism

Artificial intelligence helps shed new light on why many with autism have a difficult time when it comes to processing emotions via facial expressions.

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·April 15, 2022·4 min read

Giving Zebrafish Psychotropic Drugs to Train AI Algorithms

Researchers trained an AI to determine which psychotropic agent a zebrafish had been exposed to based on the animal's behaviors and locomotion patterns.

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·June 8, 2020·2 min read

Artificial brains may need sleep too

AI network simulations become unstable following continuous periods of unsupervised learning. When the networks were exposed to states that are analogous to human brain waves during sleep, the stability was restored.

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Brain-Inspired AI Learns to Watch Videos Like a Human

Brain Inspired AI Learns Like Humans

AI-Powered Robot Navigates Home Using Language

Virtual Rat with AI Brain Mimics Real Rodent Movement

The Rise of Deceptive AI: Manipulation to Achieve Goals

AI Outperforms Humans in Moral Judgments

AI Memory: What Makes a Neural Network Remember?

Is Brain Learning Weaker Than Artificial Intelligence?

Artificial Neural Networks Learn Better When They Spend Time Not Learning at All

Artificial Neural Networks Model Facial Processing in Autism

Giving Zebrafish Psychotropic Drugs to Train AI Algorithms

Artificial brains may need sleep too

Eating Dairy May Trigger Nightmares

AI Facial Analysis Detects PTSD

Brain Stimulation Reverses Synaptic Damage in Alzheimer’s

Left-Handed Creativity Myth Debunked

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