Micromachines, Volume 16, Issue 5
2025 May - 112 articles
Cover Story: This Perspective highlights a growing feedback loop between neuroscience and artificial intelligence (AI), enabled by wireless optogenetic microsystems. AI technologies now support real-time decoding and closed-loop control of neural activity in freely moving animals. At the same time, insights from neuroscience—such as inhibitory control and energy-efficient computation—may help overcome key limitations in AI, including catastrophic forgetting and data inefficiency. This work envisions a future where the convergence of biologically guided experimentation and AI design leads to more adaptive, interpretable, and efficient intelligent systems. View this paper
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