Artificial Intelligence Learning from the Human Brain in Modern Day Application

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English | June 7, 2024 | ISBN: N/A | ASIN: B0D6KRJS5S | 136 pages | EPUB | 2.97 Mb
The human brain has been undergoing serious investigations by many researchers in the field of neuroscience. In time past, there have been considerable investigations of the structure of the brain (anatomy of the brain), but studies on the functional operation of its complex neural network paraded all sorts of fantasies as knowledge for many centuries. Around the middle of the 18th century, a functional understanding of the human brain began to take shape. During this period, studies revealed that impulse of nerve previously considered as "animal spirits" are simply electric signals similar to a charge in an electrical circuit. Moreover, improvements in neuroscience research and microscopy have showed the structure and form of neurons, representing the brain as a network of neurons that communicate using chemical signals. The human brain has been undergoing serious investigations by many researchers in the field of neuroscience. In time past, there have been considerable investigations of the structure of the brain (anatomy of the brain), but studies on the functional operation of its complex neural network paraded all sorts of fantasies as knowledge for many centuries. Around the middle of the 18th century, a functional understanding of the human brain began to take shape. During this period, studies revealed that impulse of nerve previously considered as "animal spirits" are simply electric signals similar to a charge in an electrical circuit. Moreover, improvements in neuroscience research and microscopy have showed the structure and form of neurons, representing the brain as a network of neurons that communicate using chemical signals.



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