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Black_RL t1_itpvurn wrote

This is mind blowing!

>For the new study, which has not yet been peer-reviewed, the team scanned the brains of one woman and two men in their 20s and 30s. Each participant listened to 16 total hours of different podcasts and radio shows over several sessions in the scanner.

>The team then fed these scans to a computer algorithm that they called a "decoder," which compared patterns in the audio to patterns in the recorded brain activity.

>The algorithm could then take an fMRI recording and generate a story based on its content, and that story would match the original plot of the podcast or radio show "pretty well," Huth told The Scientist.

>In other words, the decoder could infer what story each participant had heard based on their brain activity.

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dillrepair t1_itpzxz7 wrote

Literally… don’t really want to spend that much time in an fmri…. Probably is somewhat mind blowing getting so much mri to the head.

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