bartulmimica @bartulem@qoto.org
I science the neuro. EMBO Postdoctoral Fellow at Princeton (USA) | PhD at the Kavli Institute for Systems Neuroscience (Norway). In a nutshell? Arthur Rimbaud, pisco sour & entropy minimization. More info at https://bartulem.github.io
"... objects more accurately than they could using just one sense. Flies use their multisensory capabilities to track moving objects and to avoid obstacles. They can also use these capabilities to find mates. For example,"
Should we just let AI write papers? 3/3
It wrote: "Flies are able to detect and track moving objects in their environment using their visual system. However, they are also able to use other senses, such as touch and smell, to detect and track objects. These multisensory processes allow flies to track..." 2/3
We gave an GPT-3 powered AI word processor the following: "Brain-wide computation is widespread in the fruit fly. These computations include multisensory processes that lead to motor behavior. Flies are cool." and let it come up w/ the 2nd paragraph... 1/3
Anyone w/ experience using Lex for scientific writing (or otherwise)?
Hello world! I am a #postdoc at #princeton studying the neural bases of social communication, happy to connect over all things #neuroscience #science #machinelearning #brain #communication #highered #experimentalneuroscience #scientificpublishing
I science the neuro. EMBO Postdoctoral Fellow at Princeton (USA) | PhD at the Kavli Institute for Systems Neuroscience (Norway). In a nutshell? Arthur Rimbaud, pisco sour & entropy minimization. More info at https://bartulem.github.io
