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    Nobel medicine panel reportedly cautions against overstating AI-brain similarities

    A post says the panel was answering whether prizewinning brain research could help explain what happens inside AI neural networks.

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    According to a post about the 2026 Nobel Prize in Medicine announcement, a reporter asked whether the prizewinning research on how the brain switches individual nerve cells on and off could help explain AI neural networks. The panel replied that similarities between AI neural networks and the human brain “shouldn't be exaggerated.”

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    @rohanpaul_aiNobel committee: stop overhyping the "AI works like the brain" story. At the announcement today of the 2026 Nobel Prize in Medicine, awarded to 3 scientists working on the mechanisms the brain uses to switch on, or off, the activity of individual nerve cells. A reporter asked whether the prize-winning brain research could help explain what happens inside AI neural networks. The panel answered: "Probably the similarities between the neural networks used in AI and the human brain shouldn't be exaggerated." ---- Full video on "Associated Press" YouTube channel, (link in comment)2h