Neurobiology and Artificial Intelligence

Neurobiology and Artificial Intelligence, 1st Edition, investigates the scientific, philosophical, and ethical dimensions where computational systems and neural biological structures meet. Formulated for researchers across neuroscience, cognition, neurobiology, and artificial intelligence, as well as upper graduate students, this academic work establishes a systematic foundation for examining synthetic and natural cognition.

The thematic progression moves from brain visualization techniques and biological neural functioning to machine learning principles and artificial neural networks. Core chapters evaluate specialized developments such as network medicine, human-machine interfaces, neuroprosthetics, and diverse forms of biological intelligence, alongside the neurobiology of addiction and behavioral dependency on artificial systems.

Additional coverage addresses the impact of computational tools on human memory, creative thinking, and interpersonal relationships. The volume further explores advanced topics including brain simulation, artificial consciousness, hybrid artificial intelligence models, superintelligence, and technological singularity. Released by Academic Press, the 328-page paperback edition supports advanced seminar work and interdisciplinary investigation.