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AI Tropes and the Human Mind: A Neuroscience Perspective

ReHaB Core ⟩ CeNEC Lab ⟩

While the advent of artificial intelligence (AI), such as Google Bard and ChatGPT, will undoubtedly result in numerous benefits, it also brings growing concerns. The purpose of this proposal is to better understand some of the most commonly voiced of those concerns, and address a subset of them from the perspective of neurobiology in the form of experimental studies and analyses.

Funding

Type	Source	Amount
Private	Google Faculty Research Award (competitive gift)	$200,000

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