Stanford launches Digital Brain Project to build predictive models of the human brain, trained on HAI's Marlowe GPU cluster
StanfordHAI · x · 2026-11-03
Stanford has launched the Stanford Digital Brain Project, an effort to build predictive models of the human brain and transform treatment for brain disorders. Part of the training runs on Marlowe, the GPU cluster operated by Stanford HAI — a notable AI-for-science investment in neuroscience.
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