How brain evolutionary mechanisms could inspire AI structural designs
Artificial Intelligence seminar by Juan F. Montiel, PhD, Center for Biomedical Research, Faculty of Medicine, Universidad Diego Portales, Santiago, Chile
Hosted by IIBCE on Brain Science
Wednesday 09:15–10:25 Montevideo (GMT-3)
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Abstract
Across evolution and, in particular, in brain evolutionary development we can observe how diverse adaptive biological mechanisms are displayed as a solution to environmental demands. In this talk, I will discuss some examples of emerging evolutionary developmental strategies allowing to increase brain computational capacities and how neurodevelopmental conservation, divergence, and convergence would inspire AI systems optimization.
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