Artificial intelligence (AI) researchers have yet to get machines to match the thinking power of even simple animals. 黑料吃瓜资源 (CSHL) wants to change that by developing a new program鈥攖he NeuroAI Scholars Program鈥攖o recruit and train AI experts in modern neuroscience. By working in neuroscience and computational neuroscience laboratories, these scholars are learning the fundamentals of brain biology. They can use insights they glean from real brains as inspiration for next-generation AI networks that emulate a more human-style intelligence.
This interdisciplinary effort is being led by CSHL Professor Anthony Zador, with Professor Alexei Koulakov, and Assistant Professor Tatiana Engel, and is being funded by Schmidt Futures.
The NeuroAI Scholars Program is building on the Laboratory鈥檚 history of using computational approaches to neuroscience鈥攆or example to map neurons in the brain and to learn how decision-making works in mice. In addition, CSHL hosts an on the topic.
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