Can artificial intelligence help decode the human brain? A new study by finds that a new AI model is capable of acting as a "digital twin" of the human brain, capable of predicting human brain activity from visual, auditory, and language stimuli. The new model promise to vastly accelerate neuroscience research and promote understanding of the human brain.

It is an understatement to say that the human brain is complex. It is challenging to conduct experiments in vivo on the brains of living human beings. Thus AI offers an in silico alternative that may greatly accelerate neuroscience research on how our brains work.

AI is rapidly being applied in neurological imaging, diagnostics, early disease detection, neurotech devices, wearable brain monitors, surgical support, precision medicine, drug discovery, and neuroscience research. The worldwide market for AI in neurology is expected to reach $2.5 billionUSD by 2030, according to forecasts.

Existing AI models are........

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