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GPT7 and AGI
aprl 11, 2024 How to build and understand GPT7’s mind Graduate student Trenton Bricken considers whether a future version of GPT will display artificial general intelligence (AGI). See publications from Trenton Bricken here.
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Congratulations to Alliyha Steele!
03/202/204 Alliyha Steele received the Kranium fellowship This is the first year of the Kranium fellowships awarded to Harvard undergraduate students pursuing research in Artificial Intelligence awarded by the new Kempner Institute. Alliyha’s research project involves comparing the representation of language signals in large language models and the human brain.
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Computational control of a living brain
03/01/2024 Harvard Magazine In this article, Jonathan Shaw describes the innovative work of graduate student Chenguang Li using state-of-the-art Artificial Intelligence algorithms to exert control of a C. elegans worm’s brain. See Chenguang’s publication here.
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Are we wired to be outside?
nov 11, 2020 A neuroscientist searches for the roots of feeling innately connected to nature By Grigori Guitchounts
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Harvard Biophysics MiniSymposium 2018
march 10, 2018 Biophysics of intelligence: how cognition emerges from neuronal computations Prof. Kreiman gives a lecture during the 18th Annual Biophysics Visit Weekend where we welcome a new cadre of scholars into the program. Hosted by the Harvard Biophysics Program.
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International Research Center for Neurointelligence
dec 17, 2017 First annual symposium – IRCN The University of Tokyo’s International Research Center for Neurointelligence hosts its first annual symposium Prof. Kreiman gives a lecture in the first symposium.
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30 Years of Computation and Neural Systems at Caltech
september 6, 2017 Caltech celebrates 30 years of its Computation and Neural Systems Program Caltech pioneered computational neuroscience with a brand new program that gave rise to a new generation of scholars at the intersection of computation and neuroscience. The program was started by Richard Feynman, Carver Mead, and John Hopfield. Christof Koch was one…
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AAAI Spring Symposium Series: Science of Intelligence
March 27-29, 2017 Computational principles of natural and artificial intelligence Organized by: Center for Brains, Minds and Machines Location: Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA
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MIT OpenCourseWare: Brains, Minds and Machines
december 1, 2015 Brains, Minds and Machines Course Instructors: Prof. Tomaso Poggio and Prof. Gabriel Kreiman Department: Brain and Cognitive Sciences This course explores the problem of intelligence — its nature, how it is produced by the brain, and how it could be replicated in machines — using an approach integrating cognitive science, neuroscience, computer…