BI 018 Dean Buonomano: Time in Brains and AI

Brain Inspired

Nov 15 2018 | 01:06:03

00:00 / 01:06:03

Show Notes

Show notes:

Follow Dean on Twitter: @deanbuono
Visit his lab website at UCLA.
The review we discuss:
- The Neural Basis of Timing: Distributed Mechanisms for Diverse Functions
The two books we discuss:

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