Brain and Intelligence Lab

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A collection of my talks and thoughts on both the biological and artificial intelligence.

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Research Notes

Why Do Neural Networks Become Modular?

Reflections on our latest Nature Machine Intelligence paper: moving from statistical associations to how learning demands shape network structure.

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AI Research

From Invisible Hand to the Undesignable Mind

Why the AGI era's defining shift is not stronger intelligence, but a new mechanism of social coordination through tokens, agents, and relational division of labor.

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AI Research

Two Paths to Intelligence

Distinguishing natural Type-I intelligence from abstract Type-II reasoning and their complementary learning approaches.

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AI Research

What's the next step for LLMs?

Exploring the limitations of current large models and the path toward autonomous scientific construction with AutoResearch.

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AI Research

What will we do next?

A series of questions and thoughts about the future of AI, neuroscience, and their intersection.

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AI Talk

APR on Brain-inspired Learning

This report covers the latest research achievements in neurally inspired algorithms, models, and architectures.

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AIxNeuroscience Talk

Modularization for Brain and Brain-inspired Neural Networks

An invited talk at the Beijing Academy of Artificial Intelligence on modular structures in the brain.

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AI Talk

Brain-inspired Intelligence: The Road to the Future

A talk at YikeTalks in Xiamen Science City on harmonizing AI with human intelligence.

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Neuroscience Talk

The Future of Developing Our Brains

A TEDxChengdu talk on neurodevelopment and future brain technologies.

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Guest Lecture

Control Theoretic Analysis on Brain Network

A guest lecture at Peking University on applying control theory to analyze brain dynamics.

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