Neuroscience and Artificial Intelligence – Timestamps
00:00 – Hello, welcome and introduction to Mitch
01:18 – Introduction to neuroscience
07:00 – EMDR therapy and mental disorders in modern society
18:59 – Modelling the brain with AI
22:20 – Central vs peripheral brain systems
26:10 – Autonomy in society and the workforce
33:50 – Cyborg rats
38:25 – Could we control humans?
41:56 – Learning in AI
49:38 – Cybernetics in humans
55:05 – What enhancements would we get?
59:49 – Goodbye and outro
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In this episode, we discuss the topic of neuroscience! We cover EMDR therapy used to treat PTSD, mental health in modern society, artificial intelligence, are robots taking our jobs? cyborg rats and cybernetic enhancements. In this episode, you will meet the co-host Mitch as we embark on this crazy adventure down the rabbit hole of neuroscience.
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