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Jul 8-10, there will be a special NeuroAI discussion group (NAI) that will meet in focused groups with workshop participants to discuss open questions and the future of NeuroAI. See the original NSF NeuroAI and Beyond report or the later Nature Perspective submission for the basis for these discussions.
This group is organized by Terry Sejnowski (Salk) and includes Carmen Amo Alonso (Stanford), John Doyle (Caltech), Eugene Izhikevich (BrainCorp), and Terry Sanger (UCI)
The NSF workshop on NeuroAI and Beyond took place over 3 days in Arlington late August 2025. See the report.
Discussions
Discussions
The first day (Weds July 8) will be discussions around NeuroAI.
The individual topics will be introduced in max 30m by the following people.
July 8: 9-11:30 AM - NeuroAI Discussion (See the original NSF NeuroAI and Beyond report or the later Nature Perspective submission for the basis for these discussions)
Language - John Doyle (remote)
Robotics - Carmen Amo Alonso (remote)
Learning - Terry Sejnowski
Neuromorphic - Tobi Delbruck
Schedule of individual discussion talks
Schedule of individual discussion talks
July 8: 7-8 PM - Eugene Izhikevich - “Spiking Manifesto” (see arxiv paper)
July 9: 9-10 AM - Terry Sejnowski - "Temporally Layered Memory"
7-8 PM - Carmen Amo Alonso (Stanford) - "Controlling Robots in the Age of AI" (remote)
July 10 11 AM-12 PM - John Doyle (Caltech) - "Control in Layered Language" (remote)
7-8 PM - Terry Sanger (UC Irvine) "Synapses, Symbols, and the origin of Language"
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