Posted on Sep 10, 2024
New AI can ID brain patterns related to specific behavior
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https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2024/09/ [login to see] 39.htm?catid=science&catid=science
Scientists have developed a new AI algorithm that can separate brain patterns related to a particular behavior. This work promises to improve brain-computer interfaces and aid with the discovery of new brain patterns.
"Our AI algorithm, named DPAD, dissociates those brain patterns that encode a particular behavior of interest such as arm movement from all the other brain patterns that are happening at the same time," Shanechi said. "This allows us to decode movements from brain activity more accurately than prior methods, which can enhance brain-computer interfaces. Further, our method can also discover new patterns in the brain that may otherwise be missed."
Scientists have developed a new AI algorithm that can separate brain patterns related to a particular behavior. This work promises to improve brain-computer interfaces and aid with the discovery of new brain patterns.
"Our AI algorithm, named DPAD, dissociates those brain patterns that encode a particular behavior of interest such as arm movement from all the other brain patterns that are happening at the same time," Shanechi said. "This allows us to decode movements from brain activity more accurately than prior methods, which can enhance brain-computer interfaces. Further, our method can also discover new patterns in the brain that may otherwise be missed."
New AI can ID brain patterns related to specific behavior
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I know an individual who has struggled for years with TBI due to his time in combat. Recently they have used brain mapping to determine which part of the brain was communicating with the other parts. He had undergone a number of treatments and now parts of the brain that were not communicating with each other are now interfacing. He is in a much better state of mind than he was previously. I know this is a simplistic explanation, but it is how I understand what kind of treatments he has gotten.
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Great! More screwing around with human brains, AI and computers … what can possibly go wrong?
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Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen
Not much if you think about it. Perhaps it's because I've been dealing with computers since I started flying in 1968. An airplane is literally nothing but a flying computer and cars are rapidly becoming nothing but a computer on wheels. We trust those to be reliable on a daily basis, do things go wrong, sure, but there's nothing built by humans that doesn't have some type of problem at some point in time.......even the humans that built them. So if computers can help those problems it's a good thing IMO.
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A1C Medrick "Rick" DeVaney
And Whether Or Not WE Approve, Is Immaterial ~
~ It's Gonna Happen.,.. And My Guess Is, "It Already Has"
~ It's Gonna Happen.,.. And My Guess Is, "It Already Has"
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Amn Roger Omberg
Doolittle did not have them when they flew off of the a/c carrier to Japan, WW2 WOW.
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A1C Medrick "Rick" DeVaney
From What I Now Found Out, And It Scared The Sh*t Out Of Me ~
The 1st Shuttle To The Moon, Had Less Computer Capabilities Than What's Commonly Available In Today's Pocket Calculators.....SCREW That ~ I'm Staying Home And Watching My TV While Some Other Idiots Go Into Outer Space, It's NOT For This Idiot
The 1st Shuttle To The Moon, Had Less Computer Capabilities Than What's Commonly Available In Today's Pocket Calculators.....SCREW That ~ I'm Staying Home And Watching My TV While Some Other Idiots Go Into Outer Space, It's NOT For This Idiot
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I'm all for using computers and technology to improve the quality of life for individuals who suffer physical or mental limitations. I envision a day when neural links can enable patients with spinal cord injuries to regain the use of their bodies.
There is literally an entire movie franchise built around the horrors possible when AI decides to become it's own master however......
There is literally an entire movie franchise built around the horrors possible when AI decides to become it's own master however......
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A1C Medrick "Rick" DeVaney
We're Being Told "It Can't Get Out Of Control,, Because..."
And By Then, They're Already Wrong ~ It Learns AND Teaches 24/7, No Time Off, No Vacations... And Does So Instantaneously. ~And Eventually,Our Azz Is Grass And A.I.'s The Lawn Mower.~ We've Become Obsolete ~ Waste Materials Cluttering Up Progress.
And By Then, They're Already Wrong ~ It Learns AND Teaches 24/7, No Time Off, No Vacations... And Does So Instantaneously. ~And Eventually,Our Azz Is Grass And A.I.'s The Lawn Mower.~ We've Become Obsolete ~ Waste Materials Cluttering Up Progress.
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MAJ Hugh Blanchard
If the "SkyNet" or its equivalent really did come into being, why would it have to say anything to us about its inception? I think it would simply act as it wished to act and was able to act. And we poor fools would be crash test dummies. There was a movie long ago called "Colossus - The Forbin Project" which was one of the first unserious explorations of this idea.
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