3D Vision + Visual Experience / NOMIS Fellow @ItalianAcademy / Presidential Scholar @columbiacss / @KriegeskorteLab + @ZuckermanBrain

New York, NY
Joined December 2017
🎥 Videos now available for: COMPUTATIONAL CONSCIOUSNESS SCIENCE A CCN satellite meeting, hosted and sponsored by the NYU Center for Mind, Brain, and Consciousness. Website: computationalconsciousness.g… YouTube: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL… @CogCompNeuro @nyuconscious
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Paul Linton retweeted
💯 fMRI is an extremely useful tool and in some cases the best way to test a hypothesis. It is nevertheless often dismissed by the rest of systems neuroscience. I find it crazy. People are hampering themselves by ignoring the largest (and sometimes best) source of evidence.
I think my point here has been misunderstood by most commentators. Obviously I agree that ephys is a more direct measure of spiking activity. Let me try to clarify...
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Every year, we look for top students to join our team as interns. If you are interested in building the future of XR experiences and interactions, send your portfolio here: forms.gle/WL8JB1hJaGKDa6r96 🦆
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Paul Linton retweeted
Streams of thought for natural reasoning in the physical world. *This is PSI-0.6 release* Congrats @khai_loong_aw @KlemenKotar at the PSI team!
Chain-of-thought transformed AI reasoning, but it is limited to words. What's the physical-world analogue? Introducing Ψ-0.6, one model that reasons in *streams of thought*: words, depth, motion, camera pose, and imagined scenes. And it learns when to use which! 🧵
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🎥 Videos now available for: COMPUTATIONAL CONSCIOUSNESS SCIENCE A CCN satellite meeting, hosted and sponsored by the NYU Center for Mind, Brain, and Consciousness. Website: computationalconsciousness.g… YouTube: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL… @CogCompNeuro @nyuconscious
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Fascinating talk from @MatthiasMichel_ on what our current methods are (and are not) teaching us about consciousness (@sampratt99)
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A talk I gave at NYU about what I think is the most pressing problem for the science of consciousness right now. If I am correct, a significant part of the past ~30+ years of research on consciousness might be wrong. I explain how we can try to mitigate that problem.
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Special thanks to my co-organizers Ned Block, David Chalmers, Mario Belledonne, and Gal Vishne. And to the NYU Center for Mind, Brain, and Consciousness for hosting and sponsoring the event!
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