Google DeepMind's AI BRAIN - Shocking Discoveries About Human Minds

Google DeepMind's AI BRAIN - Shocking Discoveries About Human Minds
Have you ever wondered what secrets lie within the human mind that even we don't understand? In this video, we delve into the groundbreaking discoveries made by Google DeepMind's AI BRAIN and how it is unraveling the mysteries of human cognition.

Discover how AI is transforming our understanding of the mind, shedding light on complex neural processes, and challenging our perceptions of consciousness. From decoding thought patterns to predicting human behavior, these revelations are not only fascinating but also hold the potential to revolutionize mental health and neuroscience.

We’ll explore the ethical implications of AI studying human minds and the potential future where AI and human intelligence could merge. How does this technology work, and what are the latest findings? Our in-depth analysis will provide you with a comprehensive understanding of these advancements.

What is Google DeepMind's AI BRAIN?How does AI understand the human mind?What are the latest discoveries in AI and neuroscience?This video answers all these questions and more. Make sure to watch till the end for all the insights.

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[AdvantestInc]

The ability of the virtual rat to generalize learning is mind-blowing! It’s incredible to think about the future implications for robotics.

[LiranBarsisa]

Isn't it only for movement alone?
It can't, for example, know the nature of a rat's brain, of how it solves a maze, how it reacts to touch from something, etc...
It only mimics the movements here...

[jumpersfilmedinvr]

Not possible without AGI.
Priority Computing, how wonderful for Harvard.

[JFHP.]

It sounds like a great discovery!
I would personally volunteer as a subject to improve technology and see how far we can push the limitations of this ERA.

[Zookeeper.]

A good start for a better version of our true selves.

Although the ego *_will_* take a big *_hit 🎯..._*

[HenryDavis-qurf]

I think the future is going to be a very interesting place.

[fosholyfe]

We're already biodegradable robots

[HeadPack]

Good video. A channel this size could use a human speaker. This robo voice is tiring.

[vectorautomationsystems]

Mind blown! Wow! Both exciting and scary at the same time... 100% done

[gdok]

I just reached out to a table set beside me, but out of view as I look at my computer screen and found it with complete accuracy. A routine enough operation for a human, but a long way off for an AI robot I think (unless both are in a completely fixed position). I believe my brain is a quantum computer and I believe yours his too. The quantum computation occurs within the microtubules made of tubulin protein inside each neuronal body. Neurons are not mere switches, they are each a computer in their own right, connected to other neurons via synapses, but probably plugged into the quantum realm also - the greater consciousness. In other words, Orchestrated Objective reduction (Orch OR) as proposed by the British Nobel prize winning mathematician and physicist Professor Sir Roger Penrose and the Canadian anaesthesiologist Dr. Stuart Hameroff.

[shrodingersman]

How long before a full human simulated brain, I wonder! Complete with, language, imagination, problem solving, motor movement, even emotions and possibly self awareness

[lifely]

Think of merge conflicts between human intelligence and AI

[KevinRMoore]

I wonder how close to an organic brain researchs can get with Ai before it becomes unethical in the way it seems with live animals

[Littlesadhus]

People will create themselves to live forever!

[jumpersfilmedinvr]

Let's just go open source with it all.
Everything

[bigmotter]

Wow this sounds like a PR commercial for Google. Elon's group is doing this now with a live person! Please learn to think for yourself and question everything with only the facts! Take care!

[kurumi]

This is awesome! It opens up many possibilities! Both good and bad.

[大支爺]

This is just "the way of thinking" ONLY, not how's brain working.

[chillguy]

Eventually we’ll be able to control real rats with a remote control to use them as spies

[KiLVaiDeN]

Those studies emulate neurons in an incomplete way. There seems to be underlying quantum intrications going on that cannot be simulated, and many components that we still don't understand.

So what insight can such a simulation give ? I guess, it will at best be able to mimic a superficial "mechanical" behavior of neurons, based on what we scientifically know about them and how they function. It leads to already fascinating discoveries, like LLMs and all AI as we know it, and all their capabilities.

*But by ignoring their surrounding elements, like microtubules, synapses, etc, and ignoring potential quantum events, we won't be able to simulate life as it is.*