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Reverse Engineering the Thought: The Computational Architecture of the Mind

An online talk on computational neuroscience and deep learning, examining how artificial neural networks compare with biological ones and what fMRI can measure. The session covers models built from word meanings that predict brain activity,

Starts

2026-10-23T11:30:00+00:00

Organizer

AIMinds: The Hub For AI Intellectuals

Location

Online event

An online talk on computational neuroscience and deep learning, examining how artificial neural networks compare with biological ones and what fMRI can measure. The session covers models built from word meanings that predict brain activity, mapping semantic information across the cortex, and decoding what a person may be seeing or imagining. Mauro Antonio de Palma, a staff engineer and solution architect pursuing an MSc in artificial intelligence, leads it. It is intended for AI and data professionals, engineers, researchers and students interested in cognition.