Mar 24th 2024 - (GMT +8)
Live Stream via Zoom
Meeting ID: 863 6921 6093
Passcode: 958885
15:00 - 15:15: Opening Remarks
15:15 - 16:00: Organizer Talk: Dr. Jingyuan Sun - Title: Mind Meets Machine: Unveiling Brain-AI Alignment in Language Understanding and Beyond.
16:00 - 17:00: Invited Talk - Speaker: Dr. Shaonan Wang - Title: Toward a comprehensive study of human and machine language understanding
17:00 - 18:00: Invited Talk - Speaker: Dr. Yu Takagi - Title: Integrating Deep Generative Models with Human Brain Activity
18:00 - 19:00: Invited Talk - Speaker: Jiaxin Qing - Title: Seeing beyond the brain: high-quality image and video reconstruction from brain activity
19:00 - 20:00: Oral Presentation of Workshop Accepted Papers
20:00 - 20:15: Closing Remarks
We aim to explore the intersection of AI and neuroscience, focusing on how AI, particularly deep artificial neural networks, can facilitate the encoding and decoding of brain activities. This workshop aims to provide a platform where researchers from different background and sub-fileds can focus on exchanging the frontier ideas across boundaries, leading to holistic system-aware understanding and systematic research attempts in the future.
This workshop will be one day during the 35th Annual AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence in the Conventional Centre, Vancouver, Canada. It will include keynote speeches, plenary talks, paper presentations, and poster sessions. The tentative schedule will be confirmed soon.
Our topics include, but are not limited to:
Understanding Brain Encoding and Decoding:
Analyzing the processes of brain information processing and neural signal encoding
Utilizing AI to model complex neural processes and facilitate cognition understanding
Decoding from brain activities to reconstruct perceived or imagined linguistic, visual, audio or other content with AI
Addressing Challenges in Neural Imaging Data:
Proposing AI solutions to process neural images, such as denoising, registering, slicing etc.
Leveraging AI's proficiency in managing high-dimensional data to innovate solutions of representing brain signals
Implications in Neuroscience:
Considering the impact of AI developments on cognitive neuroscience
Aiding in diagnosing neurological disorders with AI
Long Papers
Long papers should present original research and should provide substantial novel contributions to the field. These papers are allowed up to 7 pages in length, not including references.
Short Papers
Short papers may describe new research directions or present work that is at a more preliminary stage. These papers are allowed up to 4 pages in length, not including references.
Formatting Guidelines
We are committed to providing a smooth submission experience. In this regard, please use the official AAAI LaTeX template to format your paper correctly (https://aaai.org/authorkit24-2/).
Submissions and Reviews are managed via OpenReview. All accepted papers and reviews will be made publicly available after the paper decisions have been made public.
This workshop will follow a single-blind reviewing policy. This means that the author information and acknowledgement can be included in the paper.
Submissions: Dec 10 2023 11:59PM Nov 20 2023 11:59PM
Notifications: Dec 31 2023 11:59PM Dec 21 2023 11:59PM
Workshop Date: Mar 24, 2024