Meta Is Studying the Human Brain, To Improve AI.<br />Meta Is Studying the Human Brain, To Improve AI.<br />CNET reports Meta is embarking on a long-term research <br />effort in an attempt to compare the ways humans learn <br />language with how AI processes information.<br />A focus of the study is to help AI better anticipate <br />words or ideas that would come next <br />in a sentence or phrase.<br />Jean-Rémi King, a Meta AI research scientist, said the study has the potential to improve AI <br />for tasks such as virtual assistants. .<br />Even though we see a huge progress in AI, it's still clear to many that we have a long shot before we reach human level intelligence, Jean-Rémi King, a research scientist at Meta AI, via CNET.<br />Meta, neuroimaging center NeuroSpin and INRIA in France have teamed up to observe how the human brain responds to certain words.<br />CNET reports researchers are already noticing key differences between how humans and AI anticipate words that should come next in a sentence.<br />One study conducted by INRIA found that while <br />AI will typically predict the next word of a phrase.<br />humans tend to anticipate sentences <br />and plots that go much further.<br />That's probably a good signal that if we push these algorithms to…make predictions further ahead in time, perhaps you will make them learn more efficiently, Jean-Rémi King, a research scientist at Meta AI, via CNET.<br />King said that while studies such as these can likely help to improve AI, more research is needed
