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This is the first of two less usual episodes. I was recently in Norway at a NeuroAI workshop called Validating models: How would success in NeuroAI look like? What follows are a few recordings I made with my friend Gaute Einevoll. Gaute has been on this podcast before, but more importantly he started his own podcast a while back called Theoretical Neuroscience, which you should check out.

Gaute and I introduce the episode, then briefly speak with Mikkel Lepperød, one of the organizers of the workshop. In this first episode, we're then joined by Ken Harris and Andreas Tolias to discuss how AI has influenced their research, thoughts about brains and minds, and progress and productivity.

• Validating models: How would success in NeuroAI look like?
• Mikkel Lepperød
• Andreas Tolias
  • Twitter: @AToliasLab
• Ken Harris
  • Twitter: @kennethd_harris
• Gaute Einevoll
  • Twitter: @GauteEinevoll
  • Gaute's Theoretical Neuroscience podcast.

Read the transcript, provided by The Transmitter.