Bonus: professor Robert Sapolsky on how the human brain can be affected by superstimuli Голый землекоп
-
- Science
In the first episode of the new season of the podcast, I talk about volunteering for an experiment that produced some unexpected results. I had a chance to share them with a person who has spent a lifetime studying the human brain. Robert Sapolsky is a professor of biology, neurology, and neurosurgery at Stanford University in California. In our conversation, we covered the experiment and talked about what a superstimulus is, how knowledge of it can help us understand more about the human brain, and what artificial intelligence has to do with it.
You may also listen to this episode in the closed Telegram channel of the Libo/Libo studio: https://cutt.ly/gol03botg
Producers: Danil Astapov, Nastya Medvedeva
Editors: Andrey Borzenko, Margarita Berdennikova
Sound engineer: Alexey Vorobyev
Composer: Kira Weinstein
In the first episode of the new season of the podcast, I talk about volunteering for an experiment that produced some unexpected results. I had a chance to share them with a person who has spent a lifetime studying the human brain. Robert Sapolsky is a professor of biology, neurology, and neurosurgery at Stanford University in California. In our conversation, we covered the experiment and talked about what a superstimulus is, how knowledge of it can help us understand more about the human brain, and what artificial intelligence has to do with it.
You may also listen to this episode in the closed Telegram channel of the Libo/Libo studio: https://cutt.ly/gol03botg
Producers: Danil Astapov, Nastya Medvedeva
Editors: Andrey Borzenko, Margarita Berdennikova
Sound engineer: Alexey Vorobyev
Composer: Kira Weinstein