Artificial intelligence is already proving to be a valuable tool in the field of neuroscience. It aids in our understanding of how the human brain functions as well as the advancement of neuroscience. In the history of artificial intelligence, neuroscience has played a significant role. It has been used as a model for creating AI that is human-like. Neuroscience can inspire us to create AI systems in two ways. One is to develop neural networks that replicate brain structure, and the other is to emulate human intelligence. The emergence of more powerful processors and ever-increasing amounts of training data has contributed significantly to AI's success. Artificial intelligence advancements can aid in the advancement of neuroscience and the unlocking of the brain's secrets. It enables neuroscientists and researchers to create more accurate models of the human brain.
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