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Unsupervised sensory-motor associative learning by human brain explant in-a-dish enables movement imitation by robot

2026-06-03

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Hybrid-AI systems that integrate biological neurons require neural models to learn and remember while interacting with artificial agents. Such systems are challenging to establish given the low maturity of neuronal circuits generated in vitro. Here, we introduce an original hybrid-AI platform that connects an organotypic culture of post-mortem adult brain explant (OPAB) to a piano-playi...

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6acad0b5-b020-51fd-9950-08b3fb1ae40e
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-9638576/v1
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