Scientists in Japan have created a machine that uses artificial intelligence to “read” people’s dreams, which they then record. The machine was called the “Dream Machine” and uses the functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) method. It was created in 2013 and stands out from similar devices because it leverages the artificial intelligence model, AI Stable Diffusion, according to PC Guide. Related research was published in the scientific journal Science and reported that the recording of dreams was done with a non-invasive technique used to measure and map brain activity. So the scientists did an electroencephalogram on 200 people and then put them to sleep. Thanks to the brain tomograph they recorded the brain activity during the dream and when the people woke up they had to describe the dream they saw, with the objects they mentioned being grouped into 20 basic categories, such as gender (male or female), while the experts continued to monitor brain activity. What was found was that brain activity is related […]
Source: News Beast
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