The neuroscientist Jean-Rémi King leads the Brain & AI team in Meta’s AI division. In an interview with The Decoder, he discusses the connection between AI and neuroscience, the challenges of long-term prediction in models, predictive coding, the question of multimodal systems, and the search for cognitive principles in artificial architectures.<br /> The article Meta Neuroscientist King: "Some of the concepts like reasoning may need to be re-evaluated" appeared first on THE DECODER. [...]
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