Nikolaus Kriegeskorte's guest appearances

Nikolaus Kriegeskorte

Stanford Neurosciences Institute 

WaterCooler Neuroscience

Tim Ryan

Rachel Wilson

Steven Hyman

Bryan Roth

Brigitte Lavoie

Michael Wenzel

Seth Grant

Alan Jasanoff

Kirk Foster

John Laird

John Hardy

Emma Holmes

Adrian Ward

William Newsome

Emery Brown

OwlTail

Even simple phones can tell if they are looking at a face or at least a photo of a face, and that is thanks to developments in teaching AI how to understand the makeup of a human face. This technology however originated in labs as researchers tried to use the enormous data processing capabilities of AI to understand how humans see faces. In this episode, we talk with Nikolaus Kriegeskorte about how his labs use AI to study the many different ways we see images. We also learn about how AI competition works, many AI can be made to do a task but we need to test and understand which is better to make better machines and programs in the future.

WCNeuro S4, EP3 – Teaching AI to see with Nikolaus Kriegeskorte

Artificial intelligence is used regularly in neuroscientist with programs that are able to process enormous amounts of data and alter their own parameters to 'learn'. AI is even used to identify different objects just through a camera and the applications of visual identification are becoming mainstream with the use of such programs in self-driving cars. The question is how do we pick between AI that seem to work equally at first pass. Well the answer is we show them psychedelic images. To find out why that would ever work tune into this episode of Think Fast.This show is sponsored by NeuroCatch Inc., an objective quick measure of brain health available today. If you would like to know more about NeuroCatch Inc. please go to our website www.watercoolerneuroscience.co.uk.

Artificial intelligence is used regularly in neuroscientist with programs that are able to process enormous amounts of data and alter their own parameters to 'learn'. AI is even used to identify different objects just through a camera and the applications of visual identification are becoming mainstream with the use of such programs in self-driving cars. The question is how do we pick between AI that seem to work equally at first pass. Well the answer is we show them psychedelic images. To find out why that would ever work tune into this episode of Think Fast.<br><br>This show is sponsored by NeuroCatch Inc., an objective quick measure of brain health available today. If you would like to know more about NeuroCatch Inc. please go to our website <a href="http://www.watercoolerneuroscience.co.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.watercoolerneuroscience.co.uk</a>.

Think Fast S2, EP9 – AI on psychedelics with Dr Nikolaus Kriegeskorte

Nikolaus Kriegeskorte, Programme Leader at the Medical Research Council's Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit in Cambridge, UK, describes a framework for testing such massively multivariate brain-activity data.

Deep Neural Networks: A New Framework for Modeling Brain Information Processing - Nikolaus Kriegeskorte