The Future of the Brain, past and present
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Reflecting on a decade of neuroscience advancements
I just returned from the BRAIN Initiative meeting in Washington, D.C., and I would describe the mood as febrile. We have better atlases, tools and models to understand the human brain, as we’ve been able to ride the wave of advances in artificial intelligence. However, we’re also dealing with a series of shocks: AI rapidly advancing in scientific domains, funding oscillating, new organizational structures being proposed. As we close one decadal cycle of big data neuroscience, it’s a good time to ask what’s next. But do these 10-year prognostication exercises ever work? What can we do to…
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