How close are we “reading the” genuine “mind?
Technically speaking, neuroscientists have been able to read their minds for decades. It is not easy, yes. First, you must be motionless inside an FMRI scanner, maybe for hours, while watching movies or audiobook listening.
If you choose to support claustrophobic hours in the scanner, the software will learn to generate a reconstruction tailored to what you were seeing or listening, just analyzing how blood moves through your brain.
More recently, researchers have deployed generative tools of AI, such as stable diffusion and GPT, to create much more realistic reconstructions, if not completely precise, of films and podcasts based on neuronal activity. So how close we are “reading the” genuine “mind? Read the complete story.
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