IA más humana: ¿reproducir el cerebro humano es la clave para una nueva generación de IA?

Learn more about the Specialization Program in Artificial Intelligence and Mental Health 👉https://wa.link/swhuv9 For decades, neuroscience has tried to understand the brain by studying what it does; however, could its shape be what explains everything? Dr. Enver Oruro—a Peruvian psychologist, UNESCO ambassador, and leading figure in computational neuroscience—built a computational model that simulates how neurons grow, branch by branch, day by day. And what he found changed everything: the shape of the brain not only reflects our experiences, but also determines how much we can learn, when the window of childhood attachment ends, and perhaps, how to better design artificial intelligence. In this interview on the podcast The World of Psychology, we'll discuss: 🧠 What morphodynamic neuroscience is and why it changes the way we understand the brain. 🧠 How a computational model can explain the end of the attachment period in babies 🧠 The historical role of psychology in the development of artificial intelligence Subscribe to our channel and start experiencing the power of knowledge 🎥🔔 👉    / @epgcontinental   🔍 Discover more about us: 🌐 Website: https://posgrado.ucontinental.edu.pe/ 📌 Facebook:   / epg.continental   📸 Instagram:   / epgcontinental   🎭 TikTok:   / epgcontinental   💼 LinkedIn:   / escuela-de-postgrado-universidad-continental