
Neuroscience
Neuroplasticity Is a Systems Problem
Neuroplasticity is more than the brain forming new connections. It is a systems process shaped by attention, repetition, sleep, stress, feedback, and the environment in which learning happens.
Focused notes for teams designing trustworthy, observable, and useful connected intelligence systems.

Neuroplasticity is more than the brain forming new connections. It is a systems process shaped by attention, repetition, sleep, stress, feedback, and the environment in which learning happens.

Neuralink says pretraining on 50,000 hours of unlabeled neural data helped cursor decoders last longer and reduced calibration for some trial participants. Here is what the results show—and what they do not.