Occipital EEG correlates of conscious awareness when subjective target shine-through and effective visual masking are compared: Bifocal early increase in gamma power and speed … Apical drive—A...

Jaan Aru (sündinud 21. novembril 1984) on eesti neuroteadlane (ajuteadlane), Eesti Vabariigi teaduspreemia laureaat. Jaan Aru on Tartu Ülikooli arvutiteaduse instituudi kaasprofessor ning tähelepanupsühholoogiat ja teadvuseteadust käsitlevate raamatute autor.

I am an associate professor at the Institute of Computer Science of University of Tartu in my home country Estonia. I am currently supervising 6 PhD students and 2 post-docs. Research. I try to...

Currently he is an associate professor at the Institute of Computer Science. Jaan has published two popular scientific books and received several awards for science communication. Email: [email protected].

Jaan Aru's 104 research works with 2,737 citations and 21,291 reads, including: Restructuring insight: An integrative review of insight in problem-solving, meditation,...

Jaan Aru Institute of Computer Science Associate Professor in Computational Neuroscience and Artificial Intelligence [email protected]

In the age of artificial intelligence, natural human intelligence is underrated. We believe that if we want to develop AI tools that are intelligent, we have to try to figure out how our brain does it.

2023年10月18日 · Interactions with large language models (LLMs) have led to the suggestion that these models may soon be conscious. From the perspective of neuroscience, this position is difficult to defend. For one, the inputs to LLMs lack the embodied, embedded information content characteristic of our sensory contact with the world around us.

2016年12月31日 · Raising two kids, running a lab & trying to do some funky research on the intersection of neuroscience, psychology and AI. scholar.google.com/citations?user… Joined …

Jaan Aru, doktorikraad, 2014, (juh) Lucia Melloni; Wolf Singer, Distilling the neural correlates of conscious perception, Max Planck Institute for Brain Research / Goethe University Frankfurt.