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Is There Any Potential Research That Focuses on Creating an AI Neural Network That Can Be Applied to the Brain
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There has been a rise in research of seeing things that look and act like grid cells in the neural network and training, when trained in a particular way, which have opened up new avenues for exploration and research.
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