The Brain as a Bayesian Machine: From Computational Cognitive Neuroscience to Psychotherapy Read Article 1: The Brain as a “Bayesian Machine”: Uncertainty, Prediction, and the Illusion of Control 2. Exposure as Bayesian Learning: How New Experience Changes the Brain’s Predictions
From the earliest age, neural networks or so-called “maps” responsible for analyzing various sensory information and carrying out behavioral actions are formed in our brain and throughout the nervous system. As a rule, these networks are at their natural, maximum
On October 16, I had the pleasure of engaging with students from the Psychology Department of Yerevan State University during a session titled “The Future of Psychological Services in the Context of Neurobiology and Artificial Intelligence.” During the discussion, we
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