

Episode 09: Drew Linsley, Brown, on inductive biases for vision and generalization
Apr 2, 2021
Drew Linsley is a Paul J. Salem senior research associate at Brown, specializing in computational models of the visual system. He discusses how neuroscience can enhance AI, particularly in machine vision, by integrating neural-inspired inductive biases. The conversation delves into challenges in panoptic segmentation and the limitations of current models like feedforward networks. Linsley also highlights the importance of theoretical innovation coupled with empirical validation, alongside the evolving role of motion recognition in neural networks.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Navigating Cognitive Neuroscience and AI
02:33 • 21min
Exploring Visual Systems and Neural Models
23:38 • 22min
Exploring the Challenges of Panoptic Segmentation in Computer Vision
45:30 • 3min
Exploring Shape Bias and Vision Model Limitations
48:32 • 2min
Balancing Theory and Practice in Machine Learning
50:30 • 2min
Redefining Motion Recognition in Neural Networks
52:11 • 16min
Exploring Reinforcement Learning and Realistic Game Design
01:08:38 • 3min