CiNet's 11th international conference on biological to general AI opens registration
kaixhin · x · 2026-09-11
Registration and poster submissions are open for the 11th CiNet International Conference (October 5–7, 2026, Osaka, hybrid): "From Biological to General Artificial Intelligence."
The event brings together cognitive neuroscience, animal neuroscience, and AI experts from academia and industry across the US, Europe, and Asia, discussing whether neuroscience can lead to better AI and whether neuroscience should keep using AI models that stray from biology. Speakers include Kai Arulkumaran (Sakana AI), Wilma Bainbridge (UChicago), Kenji Doya (OIST), John Duncan (Cambridge), and more.
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