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AI doesn’t necessarily need to process information exactly the way people think, but AI can be trained using principles drawn from human perception and cognition.

Researchers at Penn State developed an application that provides real-time audio and vibration guidance to help users locate items in their environment without needing human assistance.

Researchers at KAIST have developed a memristor-based chip that learns in real-time for on-board AI applications. 

Researchers developed a system that combines human speech and pointing movements so robots can locate items in cluttered spaces with much higher accuracy than before.

Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University create much smaller computer models that still accurately predict neuron responses to images while revealing how the visual system works at a fine scale.

NVIDIA's new robotics computer, Jetson Thor, gives robots better brains for faster thinking and acting, using AI to handle real-world tasks. Plus other NVIDIA news.

AI can mimic natural vision but does so differently than biological systems do. Learning from how animals see could help improve AI.