Nature Machine Intelligence review links AI superposition to brain representations
fatihdin4en · x · 2026-07-23
A Nature Machine Intelligence review on superposition in AI and brains argues that neural networks can encode concepts in superposition and says those concepts can be recovered in three steps: identifiability, compressed sensing, and interpretability.
The authors present the review as a synthesis of how superposition appears in both artificial and biological systems, with work by multiple coauthors across AI and neuroscience.
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