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Movie clip reconstructed by an AI reading mice’s brains as they watch
Researchers have put together a 30-second movie clip based on a group of mice's brain activity data that was recorded while they watched the footage
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Researchers have put together a 30-second movie clip based on a group of mice's brain activity data that was recorded while they watched the footage
Corvids such as rooks and crows seem to have a unusually high number of interneurons, brain cells involved in processing information