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Spontaneous emergence of rudimentary music detectors in deep neural networks

Physics

Spontaneous emergence of rudimentary music detectors in deep neural networks

G. Kim, D. Kim, et al.

This exciting study by Gwangsu Kim, Dong-Kyum Kim, and Hawoong Jeong unveils how deep neural networks can spontaneously develop music-selective units when trained on natural sounds, suggesting a fascinating link between artificial systems and human auditory processing!

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