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The biggest failing of Holywood wrt AI is clearly that they always bunch it together with great advances in robotics and neuroscience.

Not all is hopeless, though: - I think neuroscience / deep learning models complement each other well.

This makes me curious about computational psychology/psychiatry/neuroscience and diagnosing individuals with DSM-IV disorders.

Maybe he is an expert in both neuroscience AND bone surgery.

Take a basic course in human physiology or neuroscience if you don't believe how amazing and capable our bodies and brains are at adapting and improving.

This happens a lot in my field (cognitive neuroscience).

The diagram I looked at is in Purves et al, Neuroscience 5th edition.

She did manage to overcome these obstacles imposed on her, and she is now quite accomplished in a field that is dominated by mostly white male (neuroscience).

Math, EE, CS, Physics and Neuroscience PhDs / dropouts / candidates / postdocs and curious individuals with skills in deep learning and machine learning are welcome to apply.

The Army Research Lab is a huge recruiter at cognitive neuroscience conventions, but there are many who refuse to work with them on principle, citing gitmo/drones/abu grahib/mk ultra/extraordinary rendition/etc...

There are actually plenty of people who have studied traditional philosophy and dualistic approaches to consciousness for years and eventually arrived at a naturalistic conclusion after they've studied neuroscience.

There is no justifiable corner in neuroscience reserved for proclamations of " and this is where magic happens ".

I suspect that generative models that "compress & replay" human data in order to mimic humans will lead to more complex AI systems, but capturing the statistics of "internal" processes like cognition and consciousness are still far away (and may require advancements in cognitive neuroscience first).

Neuroscience, on the other hand, suggests that perception, memory and reasoning are all tightly integrated together.