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AI’s next frontier: brains on demandAI-created models of the brain will enhance art, advertising, and health by predicting how our minds will respond to images and sounds.

The benefits of peripheral vision for machinesNew research from MIT suggests that a certain type of computer vision model that is trained to be robust to imperceptible noise added to image data encodes visual representations similarly to the way humans do using peripheral vision.

AI Researchers Fight Noise by Turning to Biology | Quanta MagazineTiny amounts of artificial noise can fool neural networks, but not humans. Some researchers are looking to neuroscience for a fix.

How science startups actually workIt’s tough being an academic these days. Between the tiny number of permanent positions and the systemic exploitation of cheap labour, people are looking for a way out. Students, postdocs, and even…

Is DALL-E 2 Just 'Gluing Things Together' Without Understanding Their Relationships? - Unite.AIA new research paper from Harvard University suggests that OpenAI's headline-grabbing text-to-image framework DALL-E 2 has notable difficulty in reproducing even infant-level relations between the elements that it composes into synthesized photos, despite the dazzling sophistication of much of its o

Face-specific brain area responds to faces even in people born blindMIT researchers have found the fusiform face area, which is specialized to recognize faces, lights up in people who have been blind since birth when they touch a 3D model of a face with their hands. The finding suggests this area does not require visual experience to develop a preference for faces.

The following links highlight the work that Artificio Researchers are pursuing at their current institutions and give a hint of what we are working on under stealth.

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