BRIDGING MINDS: Neuroscience of the Human Brain, Neuroplasticity & Artificial Intelligence, Cognitive Behavior Therapy with AI
About this audiobook
The convergence of neuroscience and artificial intelligence represents one of the most fascinating frontiers in modern science and technology. As researchers push the boundaries of what is possible, the intricate workings of the human brain provide an unparalleled blueprint for the advancement of AI. Simultaneously, artificial intelligence challenges us to reconsider what we know about cognition, learning, and consciousness. BRIDGING MINDS: Neuroscience of the Human Brain & Artificial Intelligence, Neuroplasticity, and Cognitive Behavior Therapy with AI explores this dynamic interplay, shedding light on how biological and machine intelligence intersect, differ, and complement one another.
Zoey Sorensen and Marc Stanford divided this book into four comprehensive sections, each delving into crucial aspects of neuroscience, neuroplasticity, and AI development.
The first section, Neural Pathways, compares the human brain and artificial intelligence, examining neural plasticity, memory formation, emotional processing, and decision-making mechanisms. It questions whether AI can achieve proper awareness and consciousness while exploring ethical considerations in AI design inspired by neuroscience.
The second section, Unlocking the Mind’s Potential, focuses on neuroplasticity—the brain’s incredible ability to reorganize and adapt. We explore how neuroplasticity influences stroke recovery, cognitive enhancement, mental health, and learning, offering practical applications that individuals can integrate into daily life. As we unlock the secrets of the brain’s adaptability, we also uncover potential pathways for improving human intelligence, well-being, and resilience.
The third section, Neural Acceleration, explains neurotechnology. This topic encompasses a range of techniques and devices designed to interface with the nervous system, aiming to enhance cognitive functions, restore lost capabilities, or modify behavioral patterns. Cognitive enhancement through neurotechnology has garnered interest for its promise of improving learning, memory, and overall mental performance. Brain chip implants can facilitate faster information processing, enabling individuals to rapidly acquire new skills or knowledge.
The final section, Brainwaves to Bytes, focuses on how neuroscience principles can enhance artificial intelligence. It delves into AI learning models inspired by neuroplasticity, cognitive behavioral therapy-based algorithms, and even the role of sleep science in optimizing AI performance. The section also explores how cognitive principles shape AI user experience design and emotional intelligence, paving the way for more intuitive, human-like AI systems.
This book weaves the intricate connections between neuroscience and artificial intelligence. It offers readers a deep understanding of both fields and their transformative implications for the future. Whether you are a scientist, an AI researcher, a student of cognitive sciences, or simply curious, BRIDGING MINDS invites you to explore the fascinating interplay of natural and artificial intelligence and the limitless possibilities it presents.
About the author
Zoey Sorensen is a Neuroscientist with an MD in Neurophysiology and a PhD in Child Neurology. She specializes in Behavior Disorders, Learning Disabilities, and Autism. After participating in a four-year research program in London, Dr. Sorensen returned to Maryland to resume her academic career and start writing books about these topics. She resides in Bethesda, MD, USA.
Marc Stanford holds an MSc in Advanced Computer Science and a PhD in AI Natural Language Processing. Throughout his professional career, he has specialized in artificial intelligence and complex data modeling. Already experienced in tutoring and academic lecturing, writing books emphasizing innovative technical topics became his new passion. After a five-year break, during which he conducted his research and finalized his doctoral thesis about the change initiated in daily life through AI, Marc Standford continues his academic journey as an author. He lives in Palo Alto, CA, USA.
