Artificial intelligence can form memories like the human brain

The key to creating more powerful AI systems is understanding how they learn and remember information. With this in mind, scientists in the Data Science Group at the Institute of Basic Sciences (IBS) have applied the learning principles of the human brain to artificial intelligence models.

Experts have noticed a striking similarity between the memory processing of artificial intelligence models and our brains.

The basis of the study was the NMDA receptor acting on the brain hippocampus. It is he who transforms short-term memories into long-term memories.

What is the NMDA receptor?

The discoveries

In the race to create Artificial General Intelligence (or AGI), capable of understanding or learning any task like a human, there is a model called Transformer.

What the experts say

This research represents a crucial step in the advancement of artificial intelligence and neuroscience. This allows us to delve deeper into the operating principles of the brain and develop more advanced artificial intelligence systems based on these insights.

C. Justin Lee, neuroscientist director of the institute

“Our work opens up new possibilities for low-cost, high-performance AI systems that learn and remember information like humans,” adds CHA Meeyoung, data scientist

Research it is available in full here.

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