Imagine you're thinking of a goldfish.
The team's work is focused on understanding activity from human brain scans, and ultimately using that data to decipher what a person is thinking. But in order to generate these images, the AI model used in the experiment had to go through hours of training.
For the second part of its training, the AI was trained on another dataset from a small group of participants whose brain activity was recorded by an fMRI machine as they were shown images. Photos on the left are the images participants were shown. On the right are the images AI generated. In 2019, Futurism reported about an experiment from a team in Russia where an AI sketches what a person, who is wearing an electrode cap, is seeing at that moment.
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