Mind and neuroscience
Artificial neural networks began as a very simplified imitation of neurons. Today neuroscience and AI shed light on each other, and brain-computer interfaces are starting to leave the lab. This topic joins what we know about the brain with what we still do not understand.
Mind and matter: from 10−10 to 10−1 meters
Questions that guide this topic
- What does AI teach us about how the brain works, and the other way around?
- Could a machine have conscious experience? How would we know?
- Who owns the data of your brain activity?
Articles
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How to cite this page
Text
Peace The Frontier (2026). “Mind and neuroscience.” https://peacethefrontier.com/en/topics/mind/
BibTeX
@misc{ptf2026mind,
author = {{Peace The Frontier}},
title = {Mind and neuroscience},
year = {2026},
url = {https://peacethefrontier.com/en/topics/mind/},
language = {english}
}