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Established AI field signal Resource 6d ago
Simons Berkeley minds machines event

Bridging the gap between Minds & Machines

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Simons Institute for the Theory of Computing

“"Of course, we also have failures," said Michal Irani (@weizmann.ac.il), at the Simons Institute workshop on Topics in Intelligence: World Models and Social Reasoning. For e.g., the fMRI scan of a person viewing a cat became a bear. Video: simons.berkeley.e…”

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Established Models & releases Research 6d ago
Brain-IT fMRI image reconstruction paper

Brain-IT: Image Reconstruction from fMRI via Brain-Interaction Transformer

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Simons Institute for the Theory of Computing

“"Of course, we also have failures," said Michal Irani (@weizmann.ac.il), at the Simons Institute workshop on Topics in Intelligence: World Models and Social Reasoning. For e.g., the fMRI scan of a person viewing a cat became a bear. Video: simons.berkeley.e…”

Primary source arxiv.org ↗