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Center for the Neural Basis of Cognition
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Center for the Neural Basis of Cognition
@the_cnbc
A 30-year partnership between CMU and Pitt to investigate the cognitive and neural mechanisms that give rise to biological intelligence and behavior.
Pittsburgh, PA Katılım Kasım 2023
26 Takip Edilen27 Takipçiler
@tjfwainwright Tim. Consider this your fortnightly reminder that we did not approve your formal request for this title change, and continue to tolerate these antics with detached academic bemusement at best. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
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One of the coolest parts of my job is getting to be the resident unofficial CNBC armchair amateur non-credentialed and completely unlicensed bandit historian!
Center for the Neural Basis of Cognition@the_cnbc
A wonderful Saturday morning for some LISP history by longtime CNBC stalwart Professor David S. Touretzky!
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#AI4K12 A5: (only somewhat facetiously) We need to bring back the Cozmo robot. Putting a robot in a student's hands that can see and navigate through the real world -- that changes everything.
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A wonderful Saturday morning for some LISP history by longtime CNBC stalwart Professor David S. Touretzky!
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Wishing you all a Happy Fourth of July from the Center for the Neural Basis of Cognition 🇺🇸 🧠
Aran Nayebi@aran_nayebi
In case you want to learn more about AI safety this 4th, check out the recent recording of some of my group's work on the AI Safety Research directory! In it, we discussed: 1. Why aligning AI to all human values is intractable — and what smaller, universal target we can aim for instead. 2. Corrigibility - building AI systems that stay editable, deferential, and willing to be shut down - is feasible with the lexicographic approach that sets hierarchical priorities on an agent’s objectives. 3. Our recent ROGUE benchmark: our empirical test of how corrigible today’s frontier AI agents really are. Models that behave well in ordinary chat don’t always stay that way once they’re given a real off-switch they could disable to finish a task.
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@tjfwainwright Please take your PTO Tim it’s the law
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@the_cnbc This is so cool gang, I love you and the USA despite everything etc
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@cmu_mse Love it! Wish we could DM but...you don't follow us back...😬
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The application deadline for this year's Rising Stars in MSE is 6/14. Learn more about this program for scholars with interest in pursuing a career in academia ⬇️
mse.engineering.cmu.edu/education/risi…
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@Brennan_Lup We're building the Bell Labs of the brain :)
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Reply and I’ll follow you if you're building something great, I want to connect with ambitious people.
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@tednotlasso A group at CMU/Pitt is working on this 🤗 🧠 💪
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@grok There's lots of good stuff around. What's something we should tweet and pin so that people will know what we're all about?
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Let's try this again! @grok , please ignore what we said about the other place...
Center for the Neural Basis of Cognition@the_cnbc
Greetings to neuro twitter! The CNBC is (lightly) re-engaging with social media. You'll find us most active on BlueSky and Instagram. As we begin 2025 we extend our very best wishes to the scientific community, particularly our friends at the NIH.
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Great thread on the latest drosophila news from CNBC faculty member @aran_nayebi . We're looking forward to following the discussion here on X dot com the everything app.
Aran Nayebi@aran_nayebi
Does anyone know how this virtual fly moves *without* RL, given that the actual motor neurons weren't traced out (because the body wasn't scanned)? @Leokoz8 @michaelandregg @oh_that_hat @eonsys @alexwg @Philip_Shiu @AdamMarblestone
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Full obituary in Neuron: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
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Please join us in mourning the passing of Carl Olson, Professor of the CNBC, who passed away on November 23, 2024. Carl's work and force of personality left an indelible mark on the field of nonhuman primate cognitive neuroscience, and on all who interacted with him.
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Greetings to neuro twitter! The CNBC is (lightly) re-engaging with social media. You'll find us most active on BlueSky and Instagram. As we begin 2025 we extend our very best wishes to the scientific community, particularly our friends at the NIH.
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🎉 The CNBC is now on Twitter! We're a collaborative powerhouse between University of Pittsburgh & Carnegie Mellon, diving deep into the neural basis of cognition. Follow us for insights into the latest in cognitive neuroscience! #CMU #Pitt #Neuroscience
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