From Neural Decoding to Neural Symbols: co-creating meaning from brain activity

Authors: Makoto Fukushima, Tim Puphal, Yukiko Kikuchi et al.

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<p>Human behavior externalizes only a fraction of what the brain processes.　Here we argue for the potential of Neural Symbolic Communication: rendering neural activity as shared sensory objects whose meaning is co-created rather than decoded, opening a complementary channel for human-human and human-AI collaboration.</p>

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From Neural Decoding to Neural Symbols: co-creating meaning from brain activity

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