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Is There a Connection Between Neural Networks and the Human Brain
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The human brain and other nervous systems in the biological world are the only examples we have of artificial intelligence. Dr. Hadsell and her team takes inspiration from neuroscience, but they want to make it efficient to run on modern computers, which means that it looks different.
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Dr Raia Hadsell - Artificial Intelligence researcher
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