LIT Lab will present NeuroAI and brain-alignment work at CCN 2026
neuranna · x · 2026-08-04
The Language, Intelligence & Thought (LIT) lab says it will present at CCN 2026 on Tuesday.
The poster lineup shown in the image includes work on:
- Independent-component-based encoding models of brain activity during story comprehension
- Divergent scaling patterns in the auditory cortex versus other brain regions, pointing to distinct sources of LLM-brain alignment
- A talk asking whether NeuroAI is using the right methods and theoretical frameworks
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