OUR BRAIN IS A PREDICTION MACHINE THAT IS ALWAYS ACTIVE

Summary

This article by a group of researchers writing for Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics makes the following points.

• Our brains continuously compare sensory information  (images, sounds and language) with what we predicted would occur.
• Your brain sometimes allows you to—annoyingly—complete another person's sentence for them.
• The brain's predictive capability is always present.
• Tech companies use research about the brain's ability to think ahead, to build better language/speech and image recognition software. 

References

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References from the Web :

• OCT 2019 What happens in our brain when we do complex tasks? – University of Sydney   
• AUG 2021 This is how your brain makes your mind - MIT
• JAN 2022 Everything we see is a mash-up of the brain’s last 15 seconds of visual information – The conversation

Source Information Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics

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